I think I love you
by Allison Pearson
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"Two friends Petra and Sharon live for David Cassidy. His fan magazine is the girls' Bible and they memorise every word that he sings and writes, in the hope of becoming the future Mrs Cassidy. But unbeknownst to Petra, and to millions of other hopefuls, David's letters may not be all his own work."--Publisher's description.
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Fans (Persons), Teenage girls, Middle-aged women, Reunions, Fiction, Appreciation, Female friendship, Recollection (Psychology), Wales, fiction, Friendship, fiction, Fiction, romance, contemporary, First loves, Divorced women, Psychology, Periodical editors, College graduates, Loss (Psychology)Showing 4 featured editions. View all 4 editions?
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Originally published: London: Chatto & Windus, 2010.
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A novel by a writer who understands the female psyche, and observes the male with a wary eye. This novel, set in the '70s and the present day, is about teen obsession, rites of passage and one girl's infatuation with David Cassidy. It's about love in many forms, but first love in particular, how it shapes us and imprints us.
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