Love à la Mode - Softcover

Stephanie Kate Strohm is also the author of Prince in Disguise; The Date to Save; It's Not Me, It's You; The Taming of the Drew; Confederates Don't Wear Couture; and Pilgrims Don't Wear Pink. She works as an actress and teacher in Chicago. You can find her online at www.stephaniekatestrohm.com and on Twitter and Instagram @stephkatestrohm.

"Stephanie Kate Strohm has created a hilarious cast of characters and a romance sweeter than all the pastries in Paris. Love a la Mode is deliciously swoony!"―Lauren Morrill, author of Meant to Be

"Love la Mode combines the best of French cooking and French kissing. I was enchanted by Strohm's funny, thoughtful characters and their Parisian adventures. Sign me up for Chef Laurent's cole!"―Tiffany Schmidt, author of the Bookish Boyfriends series

"Love la Mode is a sugar-coated confection that satisfied all my cravings for travel, swoony romance, and pastries. Lots and lots of pastries! Readers will adore the sweet story of Rosie, Henry, and the magic of Paris."―Crystal Cestari, author of The Best Kind of Magic series

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"The story is infused with such joy and love--and delectable dishes--that readers will simply gobble it up whole. Like a souffle: bright, frothy, and entirely delicious."―Kirkus Reviews

"The plot moves along well, and the supporting characters are diverse and intriguing... The discussion of food and cooking is engaging, and the Parisian setting adds to the charm... Food lovers will eat this up. A good choice for romance shelves."―School Library Journal

*"Strohm's delectable novel perfectly captures the mania of food obsession... and her descriptions of food are salivatingly good. The snappy banter and camaraderie among the rich cast of well-rounded characters crackles, and the halting, awkward romantic tension between Rosie and Henry simmers tantalizingly through every page. It's got the lighthearted, cinematic pace of a rom-com... An utterly satisfying, delicious delight."―Booklist (starred review)