Audiobook Details
Kiss, Date, Love, Hate
by Luisa Plaja narrated by Harriet Carmichael
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Genre: Fiction » Modern Fiction
Age Group: Kids and Teens
Book Ref.: RTL2139
ISBN: 978 1 40749 802 7
Publication Date: 1st February 2012
Duration: 6h 45m (approx.) on 6 CDs
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Price: £18.37
A hilarious new teen romance from the author of Split by a Kiss.
Life, love, looks. Lex can change them all...
Lex Murphy's group of friends have all dated, hated, ignored and lusted after each other for the last few years. If only there was a way of matching people perfectly to avoid all the unrequited love, dumping and drama! Then Lex's friend George is given a mysterious new game by his software-testing dad, and everyone's lives take an unexpected turn...
But how long can this new calm, loved-up atmosphere continue?
About the Narrator
Harriet Carmichael graduated from Edinburgh University with a degree in Modern Languages before studying at The Oxford School of Drama. Since then she has worked extensively in TV, film and theatre, including productions of Macbeth, The Merry Wives of Windsor and Steel Magnolias. Her film credits include The Truth About Love, The Duchess and Mamma Mia.
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- Violence: Mild
- Sex: Mild
- Language: Mild
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