Sara Fujimura discusses her new book "Faking Reality"
Release Date: 07/14/2021
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In this episode, Molly interviews YA author Sara Fujimura about her new book, Faking Reality.
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About "Faking Reality"
Can a reality star princess transform the boy-next-door into her Cinnamon Roll Prince?
Dakota McDonald swore after "The Great Homecoming Disaster" that she'd never allow her romantic life to be a plotline in her parents' HGTV show again. But when the restaurant run by the family of her best friend (and secret crush), Leo, is on the line, Dakota might end up eating her own words.
Leo Matsuda dreams of escaping the suffocating demands of working in his family's restaurant, but the closer he gets to his goal--thanks to the help of his best friend (and secret crush) Dakota--the more reasons there are for him to stay.
Sara Fujimura's Faking Reality is another charming multicultural romance by the award-winning author of Every Reason We Shouldn't, a National Public Radio Best YA Book of the Year.