Kaz Delaney
Autor von My Life As a Snow Bunny
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Kaz Delaney is the author of My Life as a Snow Bunny and Princesses Don't Sweat. She has also written several books for adults and young people as Kerri Lane. For many years she tutored creative writing students at a local university and wrote courses for the Australian College of Journalism. mehr anzeigen (Bowker Author Biography) weniger anzeigen
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- Geschlecht
- female
- Nationalität
- Australia
- Wohnorte
- Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia
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Colorado ski resort, Contemporary (p.2003)
1 Appallingly Bad Skier
1 Hunky Swiss (Nope! Australian! ) Ski Instructor with Olympic Dreams
1 Holiday Romance
1 Snowball Fight Resulting in Steamy Smooching
Boys Who Have Feelings/Nerves over Sex
1 Bad Dad (Workaholic Variety)
1 Girlfriend Who Isn't That Bad After All
1 Terrible Family Sharing the Chalet
1 Entitled Drug-Addled College Jerk
Missing Diamonds
False Accusations (Obviously)
1 Soppy Reconciliation
1 Appallingly Quick Move-On Given Professions of Affection
The Short Version
Jo Vincent is dragged along on a ski holiday with her work-obsessed dad who doesn't have time for her (except to essentially offer her up as a sacrifice/companion to his new business connections' college-age son). She makes the most of it by taking skiing lessons from a handsome foreign teen ski instructor who ends up giving her a fair amount of personal attention (*chaste eyebrow waggling).
This is a cute, not particularly memorable teen romcom. There are some nice bits where they actually have a conversation about sex where the boy talks about being nervous/not always "raring to go" and the reconciliation with her Dad while soppy is sweet. The weird drama with the missing diamonds is dealt with far too quickly and the weird sexual pushiness of the college jerk not at all.… (mehr)
Colorado ski resort, Contemporary (p.2003)
1 Appallingly Bad Skier
1 Hunky Swiss (
1 Holiday Romance
1 Snowball Fight Resulting in Steamy Smooching
Boys Who Have Feelings/Nerves over Sex
1 Bad Dad (Workaholic Variety)
1 Girlfriend Who Isn't That Bad After All
1 Terrible Family Sharing the Chalet
1 Entitled Drug-Addled College Jerk
Missing Diamonds
False Accusations (Obviously)
1 Soppy Reconciliation
1 Appallingly Quick Move-On Given Professions of Affection
The Short Version
Jo Vincent is dragged along on a ski holiday with her work-obsessed dad who doesn't have time for her (except to essentially offer her up as a sacrifice/companion to his new business connections' college-age son). She makes the most of it by taking skiing lessons from a handsome foreign teen ski instructor who ends up giving her a fair amount of personal attention (*chaste eyebrow waggling).
This is a cute, not particularly memorable teen romcom. There are some nice bits where they actually have a conversation about sex where the boy talks about being nervous/not always "raring to go" and the reconciliation with her Dad while soppy is sweet. The weird drama with the missing diamonds is dealt with far too quickly and the weird sexual pushiness of the college jerk not at all.… (mehr)
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