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Location: United States
Member Since: June 14, 2010

Kristan Hoffman

Biography

Twenty-something fiction writer.

Where to find Kristan Hoffman online

Website: http://kristanhoffman.com/
Twitter: kristanhoffman

Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://kristanhoffman.com/

Books

Twenty-Somewhere by Kristan Hoffman
Price: $1.99 USD. 51780 words. Published on June 15, 2010. Fiction.

(4.50 from 4 reviews)
Winner of St. Martin's Press "New Adult" Contest • Originally 40 "webisodes," Twenty-Somewhere is the fast-paced, heartfelt story of 3 best friends as they tackle love and life in their 20s. But as their relationships sour, their careers sputter, and a few too many ethical dilemmas arise, the girls turn to the one thing they can always count on: each other. And even that will be put to the test.

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Smashwords book reviews by Kristan Hoffman

New House 5: How a dorm becomes a home on June 04, 2012

I've read this book several times over the past few years, and enjoyed different parts of it for different reasons each time. Overall I highly recommend it to anyone who wants better insight into being an RA or a college student, or anyone who just wants to read about a really great, interesting group of people. Andy's conversational tone and smooth story-telling ability make this a quick, fun read. The characters are engaging, and every reader can find something or someone to connect to. Sometimes it's hard to keep track of each character, but in the end, it doesn't necessarily matter because the real story is about the community as a whole, its ups and downs, its evolution. (Plus you can always flip back to refresh your memory!) This book has stayed with me since the first day I read it, stimulating my thoughts and emotions. I don't think I will ever forget it, and I don't ever want to.
New House 5: How a dorm becomes a home on June 04, 2012

I've read this book several times over the past few years, and enjoyed different parts of it for different reasons each time. Overall I highly recommend it to anyone who wants better insight into being an RA or a college student, or anyone who just wants to read about a really great, interesting group of people. Andy's conversational tone and smooth story-telling ability make this a quick, fun read. The characters are engaging, and every reader can find something or someone to connect to. Sometimes it's hard to keep track of each character, but in the end, it doesn't necessarily matter because the real story is about the community as a whole, its ups and downs, its evolution. (Plus you can always flip back to refresh your memory!) This book has stayed with me since the first day I read it, stimulating my thoughts and emotions. I don't think I will ever forget it, and I don't ever want to.