Carolyn Jenkins strives for two things–to be the greatest teacher ever and to find true love. She’s as skilled at both as an infant trying to eat with a fork. Carolyn’s suburban upbringing and genuine compassion for people who don’t fit effortlessly into society are no match for weapon-wielding, struggling students, drug-using colleagues, and a wicked principal.
Meanwhile, her budding relationship with a mystery man is thwarted by his gaggle of eccentric sisters. Carolyn depends on her friends to get her through the hard times, but with poverty-stricken children at her feet and a wealthy man at her side, she must define who she is.
The reality of life after college can be daunting, the road to full-fledged adulthood long and unscripted. Can Carolyn take control and craft the existence she always wanted?
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A Language Arts Coach with a Ph.D. in Reading Education, Kathleen lives in Oakmont, Pennsylvania with her husband and two children.
Kathleen has also written Love and Other Subjects, award winning After the Fog and her debut novel, The Last Letter, garnered multiple awards in 2011. The author's stories have also appeared in several of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series.
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I would definitely choose the perfect career!!
ReplyDeleteBeing that I took a vow of celibacy, I guess I'd have to choose the career option !
ReplyDeleteI personally will pick a perfect career, I have children and am not worried about a man!
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I would pick the perfect career, as I prefer to take care of myself.....the perfect man is an urban legend!!! LOL!!!!
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Perfect man - great to share life's journey with a loved one.
ReplyDeletePerfect career. I'd rather be independent AND doing what I love.
ReplyDeleteI'd pick perfect career because I think we ALL know there is no such thing as a perfect man.... nor would I want one ;) LOL!
ReplyDeleteCareer for me too. I agree with the commenter who said the perfect man is an urban legend! That's so true.
ReplyDelete2 be a man
ReplyDeletePerfect career :)
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ReplyDeleteperfect career! there's plenty of time for love but you gotta get yourself settled first!
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