I (not) love Josephine

For UGO Sekades, a student of grade 6, everything is simple: girls are suck. They are evil, they only do that they talk, giggled stupidly and gossip. After he told the whole world how the girls are infuriated, they also did not remain in debt and arranged a boycott to him. And everything was clear - where his own, and where strangers - until Josephine came to the classroom.

Hugo in confusion: Josephine differs from the rest of the girls. Not only dark shiny hair and green eyes, like that of a sorceress. She is not interested in gossip, rumors and laughter behind her, and she rejects the “game” in the boycott on the first day. Hugo quickly understands that unpredictable fell upon him - love! It will not be easy for him: a change in the image, testing tips from girls" magazines, poems and poems of the great ... But in the end, the best expression of his feelings will be not a learned compliment or a new haircut, but disarming honesty and sincerity.
Sophie Died began to write in 1996. Since then, she received many literary awards and published about thirty humorous novels. In “I (not) I love Josephine” Sophie, like no other, united the emotions of the first romantic experience and a comic narrative that does not detract from the feelings of the characters, but supports and reveals them in a new light