How Zoe Made Her Dreams (Mostly) Come True by Sarah Strohmeyer

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That was the way it was with Smart Girls Get What They Want, too…. The curses of a youthful face!)įor Tess, her redheaded, wild, intuitive friend, I would love Jennifer Lawrence, and for Kris, I like Ellar Coltrane because I think he can pull off a serious guy with a definite insouciance.īut, to be honest, when I wrote the book I had in mind my son’s friends who are now juniors in college. HOW ZOE MADE HER DREAMS (MOSTLY) COME TRUE by Sarah Strohmeyer Kirkus Reviews Lured by the promise of a large cash prize and the opportunity to work as a costumed intern at a destination fairy-tale theme park, 17-year-old Zoe Kiefer struggles to earn the approval of the eccentric and manipulative Queen of the park. I suppose I had Ellen Page in mind when I wrote about my extremely literal, brilliant and warm-hearted character Addie. Here Strohmeyer dreamcasts an adaptation of her new novel, This Is My Brain on Boys: Soon after orientation Zoe finds herself assistant to the evil queen herself while all other summer employees are cast as different fairy tale characters. Zoe and her cousin get hired for elite theme park Fairyland. Sarah Strohmeyer is a bestselling and award-winning novelist whose books include The Secrets of Lily Graves, How Zoe Made Her Dreams (Mostly) Come True, Smart Girls Get What They Want, The Cinderella Pact (which became the Lifetime Original Movie Lying to Be Perfect), The Sleeping Beauty Proposal, The Secret Lives of Fortunate Wives, Sweet Love, and the Bubbles mystery series. How Zoe (Mostly) Made Her Dreams is straight adorable.

How Zoe Made Her Dreams (Mostly) Come True by Sarah Strohmeyer