Brendan Halpin: Dear Catastrophe Waitress: A Novel
A love story about two people who were the subjects of hit breakup songs.
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Brendan Halpin: Donorboy: A Novel (Alex Awards (Awards))
After the deaths of her two moms, 14-year-old Rosalind goes to live with her biological father, the sperm donor she never met. Complications ensue.
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Brendan Halpin: Forever Changes
Love, (The emotion and the band), calculus, friendship, gatorade, mentors, parties, doomed crushes, doomed people, and of course, the laughter and tears you've come to expect from the Halpin brand. This book has it all, and I think it's the best one I've ever written. For young adults, but also suitable for older adults who think they can handle it.
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Brendan Halpin: How Ya Like Me Now
My first official young adult novel! It's about how Eddie from the suburbs comes to live with his cousin Alex in the city when his mom goes into rehab. It's about homework, who likes who, and how to build a new life after the old one falls apart.
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Brendan Halpin: I Can See Clearly Now: A Novel
Sex, drugs, and educational cartoons in 1972. Can four young songwriters and a mentor with mixed motives change the world, or at least Saturday Morning TV?
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Brendan Halpin: It Takes a Worried Man: A Memoir
Funniest book about cancer ever!
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Brendan Halpin: Long Way Back: A Novel
Love, faith, and the amazing healing power of punk rock.
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Brendan Halpin: Losing My Faculties: A Teacher's Story
A funny, profane look at what it's really like to be a teacher.
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As part of my assiduous program of lazy environmentalism, I've been diligently using reusable bags whenever possible, so as to reduce my carbon footprint without significantly changing my lifestyle.
So far so good, but now I don't have any paper bags to put the paper recycling out in!
