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On paper, Hannah O’Brian has it all. Scholarships to not just one, but two, prestigious summer intensives, parents ready to support her dream of becoming a professional dancer and a cute boy sending her sweet texts. When the opportunity to compete in an international ballet competition arrives, Hannah has to decide if she’s brave enough to finally make the leap to the big leagues. Or will a certain someone with a pair of warm brown eyes distract her at just the wrong time?
For Lisa Hamasaki, everything makes more sense when you make a pros and cons list.
Pro—if she can keep her grades up, her parents might just let her go with Hannah this summer, getting her one step closer to their shared dream.
Con—giving up the sliver of a social life she squeezed out between school dance, and Japanese school. Is ballet worth giving up everything else? Especially when that something else has a devastating smile?
Pro—Her best friend’s brother is suddenly a little more interested in their personal chemistry than the AP Chem exam.
Con—when their attraction explodes in a moment of carelessness, will her best friends still be there to help her clean up the mess?
Head to Head is the second book in Penelope Freed’s On Pointe series, a contemporary YA romance with a ballet twist. Make-or-break competition, secret relationships and best friends who just don’t understand, all set against the world of pre-professional ballet, where all that glitters isn’t rhinestones.
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Penelope Freed lives in the Pacific Northwest where you can find her learning how to drive in the rain, walking her dog and making a mess in the kitchen. Her daughter thinks she’s a little bit bonkers and really hates it when she dances embarrassingly in public. Which she does, often.
After a lifetime in the ballet world, Penelope decided to start writing down the stories in her head instead of narrating her ballet classes with them—her former students are very thankful for this decision. Now, Penelope writes stories about dreamers, just like she is, who are willing to do whatever it takes to make those dreams come true.
