Tell Me How You Really Feel by Aminah Mae Safi

I’ve taken every premed class you can take while you’re still in high school. My hand-eye coordination is off the charts, frankly. I’ve been playing video games for longer than that. I’ve practiced stitching with cross-stitch and embroidery since I was ten. “I’ve wanted to be a surgeon my whole life. Who doesn’t want to add working at a research genetics hospital in rapidly industrializing India to their future med school application?” “Why me? As opposed to someone else? Look, I know you’ve got thousands of applicants for this position. But Sana saw the interviewer’s sharp eyes. She was dressed to blend, to be forgettable. The woman had on a dark, boxy suit and had her hair fixed in a sleek, long bob. We are still waiting on your response card, which you need to fill out and return to us with a May 1 postmark.

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An invitation is enclosed with our earlier mailing. As you applied early admission, we know you are as excited as we are about this splendid news.Īs we wrote earlier, you and your parents are invited to join us for our April Hosting program to learn more about Princeton. We are thrilled to be offering you admission for the Class of 2023. If that cover wasn't enough to woo you, the excerpt below might just convince you to pre-order. Hello? Are you still there? I blacked out temporarily. Tell Me How You Really Feel by Aminah Mae Safi, $17.99, Amazon or Indiebound You can read a chapter from the book below, but first, take a look at the swoon-worthy cover: Told in duel perspectives, this rom-com about two strong-willed women who fall for each other despite everything is just what you need to escape the state of the world for a bit. She was the first girl Sana ever asked out, and Rachel was - and is - totally convinced it was a cruel prank. There's only one teeny problem: Rachel hates Sana. Rachel Recht is an aspiring director who is obsessed with movies and ready to start making masterpieces - and she knows that Sana is the perfect girl to play the lead role in her senior film project. Sana Kahn is a cheerleader, straight A student, and classic overachiever. The book follows two high school seniors.

If that premise has you intrigued, I've got an exclusive first look at the gorgeous cover and first chapter below. If you're in the mood to read a romantic comedy (and really, who isn't?) with major Pride and Prejudice vibes but with a queer couple, I've got just the book for you: Tell Me How You Really Feel by Aminah Mae Safi, out on June 11, 2019.