Maurene Goo I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE

Hayalindeki erkek arkadaşı bulmak için K-Drama tekniklerini kullanan bir Koreli Amerikalı kız hakkında komik, tatlı bir genç yetişkin romanı.

PUB ALERT

Seventeen.com named I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE as one of the "20 Best YA Books of 2017"

(Seventeen.com site traffic: 3.1 million uvm)

Buzzfeed listed it as one of the "21 YA Books You'll Want To Get Your Hands On This Summer"

(Buzzfeed site traffic: 17 million uvm)

Bustle recently interviewed Maurene Goo on their site

(Bustle.com site traffic: 1.2 million uvm)

USA Today's Happy Ever After Blog ran a guest post by Maurene Goo who shared her "K-drama Steps to True Love"

(USAToday.com site traffic: 25 million uvm)

Bookish featured a guest post by Maurene who paired up her favorite K-Dramas with books

B&N Teen Blog included it in "7 Must-Read YAs Featuring PoC Teens In Love" and "8 YA Books Perfect for Reading Outside"

Maurene also wrote a guest post for B&N Teen Blog about her favorite reads

EVENTS ROUND-UP FOR I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE

EVENTS

April 21 & 22: LA Times Festival of Books (Los Angeles, CA)

April 28 & 29: YALLWest Festival (Santa Monica, CA)

June 7: Launch Event at Vroman's Bookstore (Pasadena, CA)

June 11: In Conversation Event at Once Upon a Time (Los Angeles, CA)

June 22: In-Store Event at Anderson's Bookshop (Chicago, IL)

July 26: Write On! Workshop with YallWest (Santa Monica, CA)

July 27: YA Panel at Books, Inc. (San Francisco, CA)

THE I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE BLOG TOUR

May 24: YA Biblkiophile- 5-10 Best Romantically Awkward Main Characters

May 25: Love is Not a Triangle- Would You Rather Character Interview

May 26: Gone Pecan- Starter guide of sorts for K dramas

May 27: Live Love YA- Book style fashion post

May 28: A Perfection Called Books- Listicle

May 29: YA Wednesdays- Favorite Quotes

May 30: The Avid Reader- Review

Plus the fantastic praise already in:

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"It is a goddamn delight." - Veronica Roth in Entertainment Weekly

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simultaneously honors and deconstructs romantic tropes, both in general and specific to K dramas, and does so using a wonderfully diverse cast.

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Publishers Weekly, starred review​

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★"Plot-driven as the K dramas Goo's protagonist seeks to emulate, her funny, engaging narrative also delivers powerful messages of inclusion and acceptance." - Kirkus, starred review