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Original Title: Frogs & French Kisses
ISBN: 0385731825 (ISBN13: 9780385731829)
Edition Language: English
Series: Magic in Manhattan #2
Characters: Rachel Honeybourne (Beauty)

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Rachel has finally come to terms with the outrageously unfair fact that her younger sister, Miri, has inherited magical powers from their mom. But now the whole witchcraft thing is spiraling out of control. Mom is a magicaholic, Miri’s on a Save the World kick, and the one teeny tiny love spell that Rachel begged for has gone embarrassingly, horribly wrong.

Suddenly, the fate of everything is in Rachel’s hands.

Her family.

The world.

Senior prom.

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Title:Frogs & French Kisses (Magic in Manhattan #2)
Author:Sarah Mlynowski
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 288 pages
Published:June 13th 2006 by Delacorte Press (first published 2006)
Categories:Young Adult. Fantasy. Magic. Paranormal. Witches. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Fiction

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After reading the first book in this series I was hooked and wanted to know more about what happens in Frogs and French Kisses. Rachel's problems go beyond those of her sister and her mother due to the fact she is the only normal human being in the family. Having recently broken up with her boyfriend (or kind of boyfriend), Raf, she asks Miri to plant a love spell on him. Miri at first strongly refuses, but after Rachel undergoes some horrible abuse at the hands of some bullying A-list girls at

My first re-read of this book, and it's even better than I remembered!This book was so funny. Rachel continues to be her usual teenage self; life is unfair and everything is lame, and she only cares about boys and shoes and getting on the high school's A-list. She's not obnoxious, though, just... funny. I love Rachel's sense of humor, as well as her inner monologue that made me laugh out loud too many times to count. She's definitely a(n) (unwilling) troublemaker, but she always manages to make

Frogs& French Kisses Random House, Inc, 2006, 275pp., $ 8.99Sarah Mlynowski ISBN 978-0-385-73185-0 Would you rather read a book that is entertaining and funny, or a book that is sad and depressing? A book that is entertaining will make you happy and laugh all the time. It can also, make you not want to put the book down. That is what I felt like, when I read Frogs & French Kisses. I couldnt put the book down. It was like the book was glued to my fingers. Fourteen year old Rachel spends

Again, super cute, just like Bras and Broomsticks. Lots of over-the-top drama in the teen world, lots of hilarious escalations and schemes like, "If I go to school today everyone will laugh at me and I will cry and due to my teary, bleary vision I will accidentally step off the curb without noticing the school bus coming and get run over and will need to be hospitalized and be taken care of by a super hot doctor and everyone will feel bad for me and like me again and not make fun of me." I think

A cute sequel In this series about a teen girl, her younger witch sister and witch mother. THis second book picks up right where the first left off and focuses on first loves and saving the world.

This book was hilarious. It was funny that all of their problems came back to them when they couldn't use the gym for prom. When they transferred the cows to the gym, the did end up being safe which made me smile. When she accidentally cast the love spell on the wrong guy, I was really frustrated. I really wanted her to get Raf!

I really loved this book, more so than the first one and the first one was great! But this story really brought out the character of Rachel more and made her much more likable than the somewhat whiny person she was in the first book. Here she has grown and become more responsible, which is a good thing since her mother snd sister have fallen off the deep end with their magic. Rachel still gets into her situations and discovers magic isn't always something wonderful, but she is learning and