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Morning Glory

A Novel

Diana Peterfreund

Ages 14–18

242 pages · Released Oct 19, 2010

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Morning Glory parent’s guide: what’s inside

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Violence

LGBTQ+ themes

Scary or mature

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A note for parents

Morning Glory is an adult romantic comedy centered on workplace dynamics, career ambition, and romance in the television industry. While the content is generally lighthearted, it contains some mild language, occasional sexual references, and adult romantic situations that make it better suited for older teens and adults rather than younger readers. The book emphasizes resilience, optimism, and professional growth, making it an appealing read for those interested in media and relationships.

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Now a major motion picture from Paramount Pictures BREAKING NEWS: Ambitious young TV producer Becky Fuller is fired from a local morning show in New Jersey, and her career begins to look as bleak as her hapless love life. Desperately in need of a job, yet still full of boundless optimism, Becky vows to land on her feet... Now a major motion picture from Paramount Pictures BREAKING NEWS: Ambitious young TV producer Becky Fuller is fired from a local morning show in New Jersey, and her career begins to look as bleak as her hapless love life. Desperately in need of a job, yet still full of boundless optimism, Becky vows to land on her feet and stumbles into an opportunity at Daybreak, a floundering network morning news program in New York City. Abysmal ratings are only the tip of the iceberg: Executive producers seldom survive beyond the next commercial break, and the outdated cameras belong in the Smithsonian. Promising the head of the network that she can reverse the downward spiral, Becky makes legendary newscaster Mike Pomeroy an offer he can’t contractually refuse. She successfully adds Pomeroy to the team, but he refuses to participate in any Daybreak fluff pieces and morning show staples like celebrity gossip, weather, fashion, and crafts. What’s more, he takes an instant dislike to his equally difficult co-anchor, Colleen Peck, a former beauty queen.The only bright spot in Becky’s career is Adam Bennett, a gorgeous fellow producer, but Daybreak’s dysfunction spells trouble for their blossoming relationship. As Mike and Colleen’s on-air chemistry proves more explosive every day, Becky must scramble to save her love life, her reputation, her job, and, ultimately, Daybreak itself. From the Trade Paperback edition.

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