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The Slope Rules

by Melanie Hooyenga

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Fifteen-year old Cally accepted her fate as one of the guys, so when she meets Blake, a hot snowboarder who sees her for more than her aerials on the slopes, she falls fast and hard. But their romance can only last as long as vacation.Or so she thinks.A twist of fate-well, her Dad opening another brewery in a new town-lands her in Blake's school, but the charismatic boy she fell for wants nothing to do with her, and worse, the Snow Bunnies, the popular clique, claim her as their newest recruit.Cally must learn to be true to herself-all while landing a spot on the ski team and figuring out who she is without her old friends. And when she finds out what Blake is hiding, she learns the rules on the slopes apply to more than just skiing.… (more)
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The thing I loved the most about this book is Cally, even though she is only 15 she is incredibly smart. She knows almost instantly that she can't trust the snow bunnies. I also love that she was smart enough to tell her dad about his missing notebook and she wasn't afraid to talk to her teacher/principal about what was going on with Brianna. She has been through a lot and she has also learned from those experiences which made her very enjoyable to read about. I would have liked a little of Blake's point of view as well, just to see what was going on in his head when Cally first showed up at his school. The relationship between Cally and her Dad is exceptional! That is not seen very often and I really loved it. ( )
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For my husband Jeremy,

who’s always up for a race
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My favorite memory of my mom is when she took a massive jump at Killington and the guys around me at the bottom were oohing and ahhing because a chick nailed the jump they couldn’t make.
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Fifteen-year old Cally accepted her fate as one of the guys, so when she meets Blake, a hot snowboarder who sees her for more than her aerials on the slopes, she falls fast and hard. But their romance can only last as long as vacation.Or so she thinks.A twist of fate-well, her Dad opening another brewery in a new town-lands her in Blake's school, but the charismatic boy she fell for wants nothing to do with her, and worse, the Snow Bunnies, the popular clique, claim her as their newest recruit.Cally must learn to be true to herself-all while landing a spot on the ski team and figuring out who she is without her old friends. And when she finds out what Blake is hiding, she learns the rules on the slopes apply to more than just skiing.

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