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Member Since: June 22, 2010
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Jessica Park


Biography

Jessica Park is the author of FLAT-OUT LOVE, the YA novel RELATIVELY FAMOUS, and five Gourmet Girl mysteries (written as Jessica Conant-Park). She grew up in the Boston area and then went to Macalester College in frigid St. Paul, Minnesota. During her freshman year, there was a blizzard on Halloween, and she decided that she was not cut out for such torture. So she moved back to the east coast where, she'd forgotten, it still snows. Oh, well. She now lives in New Hampshire with her husband, son, bananas dog named Fritzy, and two selfish cats. When not writing, she is probably on Facebook, pining over 80s rock stars or searching for a caffeine fix. Oh, and she's a complete Gleek.

Where to find Jessica Park online

Website: http://flatoutlove.blogspot.com/
Twitter: JessicaPark24
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://flatoutlove.blogspot.com

Books

Flat-Out Love    by Jessica Park
Price: $4.99 USD. 87130 words. Published on May 22, 2011. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review)
Flat-Out Love is a warm and witty novel of family love and dysfunction, deep heartache and raw vulnerability, with a bit of mystery and one whopping, knock-you-to-your-knees romance.
What the Kid Says 2: At Least He Asked    by Jessica Park
Price: $0.99 USD. 7520 words. Published on January 30, 2011. Nonfiction.
This second WTKS edition delivers all new humorous conversations that I have with my son. Topics include: first crushes, school lunches, word confusion (Concord vs. conquered), clones, swearing while driving, the pros and cons of television, and the kid's interpretation of holidays. With plenty to make you laugh, and a bit to make you cry, this download has something for all those who love kids.
Facebooking Rick Springfield (and Other Musings of a Scattered Writer)    by Jessica Park
Price: $0.99 USD. 9510 words. Published on November 23, 2010. Nonfiction.
I don't have the funds to follow Rick Springfield around on tour. Or get on his yearly cruise. But the advantage of being a writer is that I have a decent imagination, and my fantasy Rick life placates my need for, you know, actual encounters with the cherished one. I’m pretty content to worship him from afar. So here is a collection of blogs that I’ve done (now expanded), most Rick-related.

Jessica Park’s tag cloud

college    facebook    family drama    funny    funny essays    funny kids    funny things kids say    geeks    humor    humorous anecdotes    love story    motherhood    mothers and sons    parenting    psychology    rick springfield    romance    talking with kids    writing    young adult    young adult romance