“Mom always said my dad is the devil. I never knew she meant it literally!” All Angel’s father (a.k.a. the Devil) wants is to be a part of her life. And in return he has the power to give her anything she wants—including popularity and a date with her long-time crush, Cole Daniels. But Angel will only accept him on her terms: get out of the devil business and leave his special powers out of the equation. Is Angel condemning herself to an eternity of lunch at the losers’ table? Or can she and Daddy Dearest strike some kind of deal? Download quiz scoring key

She's my little sister's best friend.She calls me DaddyShe's completely off limits.And she's mine. My little sister thinks I'm taking care of her best friend while she's away at college.She doesn't know the half of it, though.Yeah, I give Fiona a place to stay, somewhere to sleep.I give her mindblowing O's, too.That place to sleep? My bed. No clothes allowed. She started it.By teasing me.By calling me Daddy.By telling me what a good girl she'd be for me.I finished it by staking my claim and making her mine. Except we haven't told my little sister.We're sneaking around behind her back.So when my sister asks Fiona to go to a "singles only" college frat party with her...Look, I don't want either of them going.Fiona's not single, she's mine. No way in hell am I letting some preppy frat bro lay a hand on my baby girl.

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The autobiography of New Zealand's most significant writer New Zealand's preeminent writer Janet Frame brings the skill of an extraordinary novelist and poet to these vivid and haunting recollections, gathered here for the first time in a single volume. From a childhood and adolescence spent in a poor but intellectually intense railway family, through life as a student, and years of incarceration in mental hospitals, eventually followed by her entry into the saving world of writers and the "Mirror City" that sustains them, we are given not only a record of the events of a life, but also "the transformation of ordinary facts and ideas into a shining palace of mirrors." Frame's journey of self–discovery, from New Zealand to London, to Paris and Barcelona, and then home again, is a heartfelt and courageous account of a writer's beginnings as well as one woman's personal struggle to survive. This book contains selections from the long out–of–print collection entitled Janet Frame: An Autobiography (George Brazillier, 1991), which itself was originally published in three volumes: To the Is–land, An Angel at My Table, and The Envoy from Mirror City.

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