From One Hare

Good girls are always drawn to bad guys. But Rita Romashina was certain that this wasn’t going to threaten her—especially when it comes to the star of the Physics faculty, Artem Zaitsev. It annoys her that this cheerful jock seems to have confused the Physics department with physical education. And she definitely does not intend to work on a joint project with him. But what if you make Artem’s life unbearable so that he’ll quit working with her on his own? Rita has a cunning plan—only this guy isn’t so simple either, and he’s also got something up his sleeve.

“Just One Zaitsev” is the most-read online work in the teen prose section. More than half a million readers fell in love with the story written by Asya Lavrinovich. Her works gather huge numbers of positive reviews. Each Asya novel is humor, sports, and of course love. She gets straight A’s; he skips classes. She has not a minute of free time; he loves hanging out with friends. She hates him, and he doesn’t even know her. But they’ve been assigned to prepare a joint project. What will these two end up as?

“Happiness doesn’t hide—it’s always nearby. Waiting at the traffic light, around the corner from your favorite coffee shop, or, like in the case of our heroes, sitting at the next desk. Happiness is attainable and quite tangible—you just need to decide to reach out and put your fingers into its hand.” — Asya Lavrinovich

For whom is this book?
— For everyone who loves sweet, kind, romantic stories.
— For Casey West and Jenny Han readers.
— For fans of the films “10 Things I Hate About You,” “She’s the Man,” “The Boyfriend Candidate” and “That’s So Raven.”