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Elles étaient partout.

Elle étaient toutes belles.

Elles étaient toutes blondes.

Elles étaient juste là.

C'était comme si elles étaient sorties de nulle part.

Lorsque le père de Sam les expédie lui et son frère dans une ville éloignée en bord de mer pour l'été, il est complètement partant. Enfin, au départ. Sam réalise rapidement que cet endroit est tout sauf ordinaire. Là-bas, le temps semble ralentir et, partout où il regarde, il voit de magnifiques filles blondes. Des filles qui ont l'air inexplicablement attirées vers lui.

Sam rencontre alors DeeDee, une des Filles, qui s'avère être différente des autres. Et tandis qu'il commence à craquer pour elle, elle s'éloigne de lui, le laissant plus confus que jamais.

Il sait que s'il désire la récupérer, il devra découvrir le secret de cette plage et des mystérieuses filles qui y vivent.

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The last thing Lulu Dark needs is a mystery getting in the way of her Important Summer Plans which include snacking, sunbathing, and trash TV. But when Lulu's mother, B-list celebrity Isabelle Dark, drops into town to shoot a movie--and disappears--Lulu gets just that.

Lulu Dark is the anti-Nancy—a chic, tough-talking city girl who never meant to get involved in a mystery.

But when her favorite purse is stolen during a Many Handsomes concert, Lulu knows she has to get it back. After all, it was one of a kind—and the lead singer's phone number was stashed inside! Lulu dives deep into the fray along with her friends Daisy and Charlie, and discovers a twisted mystery involving a rock star, a rich socialite, a loony landlord, and a serious case of mistaken identity.

A blonde and a brunette walk into a bar.

No, wait.

Okay, so a blonde and a brunette show up at the Pearly Gates, and Saint Peter-- no, not that one, either.

Okay, so a blonde and a brunette go to the mall and... oh, forget it.

If there's one thing I've learned lately it's that jokes are not funny. At least, they're never funny in the way they're meant to be. I once knew a girl who thought all jokes were funny, but it turned out she was laughing at the wrong parts. Sometimes, now, I wonder what it must be like to look at the world that way. To be able to ignore one punch line and see a different one where it never even existed. I mean, I guess it must be useful. I guess it must be beautiful.

Okay, here we go. Knock-knock. Who's there? Ima. Ima who? Ima going to tell you a joke. It's the first day of school and a blonde walks into a classroom

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"From the very first day Val meets the outrageously blond Francie, she realizes that Francie has the gutsy courage and determination Val has always envied. But Francie sees something in Val too—something that Val's never noticed. "You've got that sneaky thing about you," she says. "I bet you have a dark past."

And just like that, the blonde and the brunette become partners in crime.

Thanks to Francie, Val is suddenly taking risks, taking charge, and taking what she deserves. But as the stakes get higher, Francie and Val find themselves more and more tangled in a thrilling web of love, lies, and shoplifting. Soon it becomes clear that the darkest secrets have yet to be discovered. . .