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Call Your Boyfriend

Olivia A. Cole, Ashley Woodfolk

Ages 14–18

352 pages · Released May 19, 2026

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This is a contemporary YA romance about two high school seniors who bond over shared heartbreak and discover genuine connection. The story centers on growth beyond revenge and emotional maturity, with light language and modest sexual content typical of the genre. It's best suited for mid-to-older teens who appreciate character-driven romance and themes of kindness and self-awareness.

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When high school seniors Beau and Charm both get their hearts broken by the ultrapopular Maia, they devise a plan to have her get dumped for once, but as they spend more time together they discover something that might be sweeter than revenge. When high school seniors Beau and Charm both get their hearts broken by the ultrapopular Maia, they devise a plan to have her get dumped for once, but as they spend more time together they discover something that might be sweeter than revenge.

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ISBN 9781665967150 · Simon and Schuster

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