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    Secret Life of a Teenage Siren

    By Wendy Toliver

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    Roxy's about to turn sixteen, but life isn't so sweet. As a band geek, Roxy can barely get the cute guys to notice her, much less go out with her. Then, on her birthday, Roxy is transformed into a siren: seductively beautiful with the power to control all men. She thought sirens were an ancient myth, but suddenly Roxy can get any guy she wants with just a few notes on her flute.

    There are only two rules: don't tell anyone about being a siren, and don't fall in love. When she starts dating Zach, the guy everybody's crushing on, Roxy realizes she could get used to this siren thing...but how can she keep herself from falling in love?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSimon & Schuster UK
    Release dateDec 11, 2012
    ISBN9781471103681
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    Secret Life of a Teenage Siren
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    Wendy Toliver

    Wendy Toliver has explored a variety of jobs, from impersonating Marilyn Monroe for singing telegrams to impersonating a computer geek at an ad agency. She lives in Eden, Utah with her husband, three sons, two dogs, a cat, several fish, and an occasional mole.

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    • 4/5
      The Secret Life of a Teenage Siren had just enough of the paranormal element to keep me interested, and enough of the romantic comedy to keep it a light read.
    • 5/5
      Up to her sixteen birthday Roxy has been a geek with no social life, a crush on the most popular boy at school and very plain. Suddenly she has looks, guys, and attention from the in crowd and a magical flute. A great coming of age book that will help teenagers have more confidence in themselves.