Hold Me Like a Breath by Tiffany Schmidt

Bookish Boyfriends is probably the most Tiffany book I have ever read.” After reading The Boy Next Story, I stand corrected. Last year when I reviewed A Date with Darcy (previously Bookish Boyfriends) I said: “…I have read a couple of books by Tiffany Schmidt, and I have met her in person. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. where with the help of one quirky English teacher, students’ fantasies come true, often with surprising consequences. Love is complicated, and it’s all about to get even trickier for Rory at Reginald R. Maybe she wasn’t in love with the boy next door. Gregoire assigns her to read Little Women for extra credit, Rory discovers more than she expected-both about herself and Toby. Also not great-her GPA, something she needs to fix, quickly, if she’d like to apply for the chance to spend a week studying art with her hero in New York City over winter break.

Rory is learning all about pining as her class reads The Great Gatsby, a book she doesn’t find “great” at all.

And Merri is already dating one of his best friends. The problem is, he’s in love with her older sister, Merrilee. At least not according to Aurora Campbell, fourteen, who has been in love with Tobias May since their very first sandbox kiss. There’s no one better than the boy next door. The second book in a series where your favorite literary characters come to life, inspired by the timeless classic, Little Women!

Hold Me Like a Breath by Tiffany Schmidt