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Teenage Mermaid by Schreiber, Ellen (ISBN: 9780060082055)
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Teenage Mermaid Unknown - 2003
by Schreiber, Ellen
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Spencer almost drowns in a surfing accident when a sparkling, golden girl saves him with a kiss of life before she suddenly disappears. Where did this dream girl come from, and will she return?
Lilly rescues a boy from nearly drowning and dangerously steps out of her own watery world. Curious to explore this forbidden land, she's gotta find her handsome Earthdude.
A silver heart locket is their only clue.
Ellen Schreiber revamps a classic favorite with a funky magical romance that shows what transpires when boy meets girl, but discovers girl is really a . . .
Details
- Title Teenage Mermaid
- Author Schreiber, Ellen
- Binding unknown
- Edition 1st Edition
- Publisher HarperCollins, New York
- Date 2003
- ISBN 9780060082055
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