Preview of CHLOE VOL 2 coming in November

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CHLOE VOL. 2: "The Queen of High School"

In stores November 28th!

EDITOR’S NOTE:  More news on what’s happening at Papercutz, courtesy of our friend Michelle Hart, Marketing Coordinator . . . . . . .

Happy Monday! This fall we began "Phase 2" of our CHARMZ imprint with the release of all-new series like ANA AND THE COSMIC RACE and THE SCARLET ROSE. Now we're getting ready to show off some sequels to the first round of series, starting with the wildly popular CHLOE. Chloe Brin, the protagonist, desires popularity and we're sure she'd be thrilled to know that her book series is so well-liked!

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Whether it’s starting up her own blog, or being whisked away for a family ski vacation, Chloe Blin is always finding new friends and worrying about how to hold on to old ones. Will Alex, her boyfriend, stay true even when he’s at another school?

For fans of Archie and The Babysitters Club, Chloe continues to delight readers with realistic tween struggles and gentle humor. Since the release of the first volume back in May, the series has become one of our best-sellers, flying off the shelves of bookstores everywhere! Translated from the original French graphic novels, Chloe proves that the problems tweens face are universal!

Papercutz will release CHLOE VOL. 2: "The Queen of High School" in hardcover (9781629918341, $14.99) and paperback (9781629918334, $9.99) on November 28, 2017.

 

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