All American Girl ("New Copy!!!" - Stated First Edition/Apparent First Print - F/VF with F/VF DJ)

by Meg Cabot (bestselling author of, The Princess Diaries)

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Harper Collins, New York NY (2002) HC w/ DJ, New, Stated First Edition/Apparent First Print (Copyright page number series reads: 1-10, further states: First Edition, Copyright page Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data numbers read: PZ7.c11165 Al 2002 [Fic]---dc21 2002019049 CIP AC), 8vo, 247 pages with one final unnumbered page of ad blurb for Seventeen Magazine's All American Girl contest; Book: F/VF - New, clean, tight and sound, very crisp hinges, nothing derogatory of note, red boards with white spine and spine-turns, neon blue lettering impressed to spine; Pages: F/VF - New, clean, white and secure, nothing derogatory of note, fancy red endpapers and pastedowns; DJ: F/VF - New, clean and bright, nothing derogatory of note, original All American Girl/Seventeen Magazine Contest sticker on front as new, embossed lettering to font in fancy fonts, original jacket design by Lizzey Bromely, not clipped, price still showing on back above ISBN (not a remainder/not a book club ed./not a Library ed.) Synopsis: Samantha Madison is a sophomore girl who stops a presidential assassination attempt. Now she's been appointed Teen Ambassador to the United Nations. Meanwhile, back at the White House she catches the eye of the very cute First Son. And, all the while, trouble may be brewing back home in the form of her older sister, the most popular girl in school, and her younger sister, a certified genius. Not to mention mom and dad, who had just caught her selling phony celebrity portraits at school before she became an American heroine and America's sweetheart. And in the end? Only Meg Cabot, bestselling author of, The Princess Diaries, could balancing this crafty story and tie-up the loose-ends. This was Meg Cabot's 5th work.

Book summary

Fifteen-year-old Samantha is the family nonconformist. The middle child in a family of overachievers, Samantha feels stuck between her popular, cheerleading older sister, Lucy, and her genius younger sister, Rebecca. To further complicate matters, Samantha is harboring a crush an Lucy's pierced aspiring-artist boyfriend, Jack. Then one day Samantha foils an attempted assassination of the President of the United States and discovers that her own life has been forever changed.