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Fair-Weather Love (Sweet Dreams Series #187)

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Almost lovingly deluded, "Fair-Weather Love" makes the most of its implausible premise; it is indeed only in Sweet Dreams Land where the geeky science nerd actually can end up with the hot jock baseball star.

Meteorologist wannabe Molly Baker spends most of her time fiddling around in a cold shed with weather instruments and reading romance novels, while outgoing, popular Frank Sanders is known for downing banana splits at the Dairy Barn and playing a mean shortstop. So, clearly the only thing that could happen when these opposites get thrown together in a class project is that they would immediately fall in love, right?

Just comical enough and with just enough of an edge to be enjoyable, the novel even manages to make a nice (if totally obvious) point about not stereotyping others based on outward appearances. Pleasant, predictable fun is the forecast for this entertaining novel.

I thought this book had a very unrealistic, but predictable plot. I think the book would be better for someone in their pre-teens. I would recommend this to others because it is a good story,though. I might read it again sometime.

This is not a mind-boggling book, but it is a decent young adult romance. It is about a meteorologist-wannabe, Molly, and gorgeous jock, Frank. They are brought together by the science fair and Molly finds herself attracted to him. But Frank is a major flirt and Molly is not sure if he is just using her to pass science class