Name: Leyla Brittan | Ros Demir is Not the One
Start: 2024-10-12T18:00:00-06:00
End: 2024-10-13T12:00:00-06:00
Location: The King's English Bookshop

Leyla Brittan | Ros Demir is Not the One

TKE welcomes YA author Leyla Brittan, who will discuss and sign her new book: Ros Demir is Not the One.
About this Event

TKE welcomes YA author Leyla Brittan, who will discuss and sign her new book: Ros Demir is Not the One.

This event is free and open to the public but registration is required.

Copies of the book will be available to purchase at the event. You may also pre-order your signed copy of Ros Demir is Not the One to pick up at the event by either calling the store at 801-484-9100 or ordering online. If you cannot make this event, signed copies of Ros Demir is Not the One may be ordered from our website. Please specify in the comments if you would like your copy personalized. Places in the signing line are reserved for those who purchase a copy from The King's English.

About the book

Sixteen-year-old Ros is a go-getter. When she wants something, she makes sure she gets it.

But a lingering rumor (and maybe some ambivalence about her half-Turkish heritage) has kept Ros from achieving the kind of reputation she deserves. So, after years of plotting her big comeback, she just needs one thing: a hot, adoring guy on her arm at junior year homecoming. And when she meets charming new classmate Aydın at the Pine Bay resort over the summer, she thinks she’s found The One.

It doesn't work, though. And things get messy when Ros’s plan ends up hurting the only friend she has left... poor, sweet, forgiving Eleanor. This has happened before—things tend to get messy with Ros around—and it's getting harder for her to ignore the pattern of hurt feelings. Plus, it seems like Ros and Aydın aren’t really meant to be. What kind of a plan results in everyone ending up unhappy? Not a very good one.

A not-quite rom com starring a bold, outspoken antiheroine, this Turkish-American Romeo and Juliet remix is refreshingly snarky. Witty, whip-smart dialogue plays with the complexities of multicultural identity and female friendships, from Ros’s very first screw-up to her unconventional happy ending. Perfect for fans of Crystal Maldonado and Michelle Quach.