Romeo & What's Her Name Spottings!

Romeo & What's Her Name spotted in Walmart!

(Thanks Melinda for the photo).

The book is now six month old! (I hope you'll grab a copy from your favorite book seller or library). And FYI, it's going to be part of the Scholastic Book Club! (It's in the September TAB flyer) - so you can check it out there as well!

And here it is in Target!  (photo courtesy of my mom 😊 )

(**And My New Crush Gave to Me comes out Oct. 31st and Airports, Exes, & Other Things I'm Over in May**)

New book deal!!

I have some exciting book news!!
I have a great new agent, and I sold two new books to Macmillan!!!
Here's the announcement that was in Publishers Marketplace:

Help me find a cover!

The amazing people at Swoon Reads / Macmillan put together four possible cover directions for my new book Romeo and What's Her Name -- and you can help decide which one should get selected!

Just go to this link and you can rate each cover!

(The book is a romantic comedy about an unprepared understudy that is forced to take the stage with her secret crush!)

Can't wait to see which one gets picked!

Romeo & What's Her Name info

Here's a little Q&A I did about my new book with Macmillan, Romeo and What's Her Name, and a little video I made!

https://www.swoonreads.com/blog/meet-author-romeo-and-whats-her-name-shani-petroff/

Can't wait for you all to read this book!! I'm doing revisions now, and I'm almost done!

Here's what the publisher said about the book:

Romeo & What's Her Name by Shani Petroff
An unprepared understudy is forced to take the stage with her secret crush in this YA romantic comedy of errors.
Why we love it:
– We couldn't stop laughing at the Bridget Jones style humor of failing spectacularly and making grand gestures!
– The theatre elements in this story were so fun! We love-eth the drama!

New Book News!!!!

My new teen rom-com (romantic comedy), Romeo and What's Her Name, is going to be published by Macmillan!! (due in stores Feb. 7th, 2017!!)

I'm very excited!!! The book is a comedy of errors where an unprepared understudy is forced to take the stage with her secret crush.

Here's the longer description: Emily only volunteered to be an understudy for Romeo and Juliet to get closer to Wes, aka Romeo, and to get some extra credit. She meant to learn her lines but a) it was really hard b) she was too busy doing her other schoolwork, her part-time job, and all of the “real” Juliet’s chores and c) what was the point? UNDERSTUDIES NEVER GET TO PERFORM. Or at least, that’s what she thought. Now she has to star opposite the guy of her dreams. But how hard can faking Shakespeare really be?...

The official announcement is on Swoon Reads (an imprint of Macmillan).