Kirjahaku

Teachers are blamed for many of society's ills. They are accused of not successfully transforming our home products into brilliant, socially upward success stories. They fail to cultivate manners in our crude offspring and they are guilty of being unable to get our children to focus on their studies. This book focuses on current issues in the teaching field.

Connor Molina's summer can't get any worse. He's stuck in his college town taking summer classes, and he's got a dead-end lifeguard job he's too old for and a baby gay who's thirsty for all the wrong guys.Even worse? Tristan, a wild patron, won't leave his section of the pool, splashing him and pulling stupid stunts to get his attention. When Tristan fakes a drowning to get closer to him, Connor's furious, but he quickly realizes that Tristan's reckless nature isn't always infuriating...it's also intriguing.Can he let his guard down and let Tristan in, or will he be bound by his own rules and drown in the self-doubt this summer could free him from?

Alex Ross can't catch a break when it comes to Christmastime. With a long history of bad holiday experiences--like getting rejected under the mistletoe or playing referee to his mother's divorce--he's just trying to survive it.New in town and a stranger to everyone, he plans on ignoring the holiday altogether. That would be easier if his ridiculously cheerful new neighbor would cool it on the Christmas hype. Nicholas is annoying and loud. Worst of all, he's also impossibly attractive and nice to everyone. It's getting harder for Alex to deny his interest, especially when Nicholas leaves Christmas cookies at his door and wages a snowball fight against him on the coldest day of the year.Can Alex open up to him and get into the holiday spirit before he endures another ruined Christmas?