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DIARY OF A RADICAL MERMAID by DEBORAH SMITH
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SummaryGlamour, mystery, romance, humor and webbed toes are all back in full fin as rambunctious mer-socialite Juna Lee Poinfax invades the dignified coastal world of the Bonavendier clan. Determined to chronicle mer life for her on-line journal, Juna Lee instead dives into Lilith Bonavendier's latest scheme to awaken the "inner mermaid" in an unsuspecting distant relative. World-famous author M.M. (Molly) Revere -- who writes the mega-successful Water Hyacinth series about a group of children who are secretly mermaids--is a shy, plain-footed young woman with nothing but vague clues to her extraordinary family link to the mer world.
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"A whimsical romantic fantasy"
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted June 15, 2004
The race of Mers lives in, on, or by the sea but they do
not have tails or shift from half human to human and back
again. They are very strong physically and are able to
speak telepathically with their own kind and the high
order of sea creatures. June Read more...
"A whimsical romantic fantasy"
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted January 23, 2007
The race of Mers lives in, on, or by the sea but they do
not have tails or shift from half human to human and back
again. They are very strong physically and are able to
speak telepathically with their own kind and the high order
of sea creatures. June Read more...
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