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Getting Schooled nailed what its like to be a high school teacher! I was howling with laughter and nodding along as Garrett and Callie shared their stories of teaching woe! I think this kinship with the main characters made Getting Schooled even more enjoyable for me.

At its heart, Getting Schooled is a second chance love story. Garrett and Callie didn't have a big, tragic break up. They just finished high school and went to college on opposite sides of the country. Callie is back in Lakeside, NJ to help care for her parents and decides to take a temporary job teaching drama. Garrett, a history teacher and football coach, is more than happy to help teach Callie the ropes. If it happens to resume their carnal relationship, all the better. The drama comes from wondering what will happen when the school year ends and Callie is set to go back to California and her dream job. These two still carry a torch for each other, but both of them have specific dreams...and Callie's dream is in California, not New Jersey.

I loved the students in the story as well. They added some levity to romance and so many of them reminded me of some of my students. Also, Callie's parents are a hoot! Getting Schooled is one of those books that will put a smile on your face, warm your heart, and have you laughing like a lunatic!

Narrated by Andi Arndt and Zachary Webber, the audiobook is perfection. These two narrators are two of my favorites and if you listen, you will quickly see why. They have perfect timing and their narration immerses you into the story! I certainly will listen to this multiple times!

 

  • POV: dual 1st

  • Tears: no

  • Trope: second chance, small town

  • Triggers: none

  • Series/Standalone: stand alone

  • Cliffhanger: no

  • HEA: yes with multiple epilogues





banter and humor like I Think I Love You by Lauren Layne, Good Girl by Jana Aston, Approaching the Bench by Chantal Fernando...then you will probably like Getting Schooled!

 


Getting Schooled




 

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  • Started reading
  • 19 July, 2018: Finished reading
  • 19 July, 2018: Reviewed