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Going Vintage Trailer Reveal

I'm thrilled to host the reveal for Lindsey Leavitt's upcoming novel, Going Vintage, out March 26th from Bloomsbury.

About the Book: After Mallory discovers that her boyfriend has cheated on her with an online girlfriend, Mallory decides she's had enough of technology. She finds a list her grandmother made in the 1960s of five goals to accomplish in high school and Mallory decides she's going to try her hand at the list-and hopes it will help her get back to a simpler time and get over her ex. With a list made up of things like sew a homecoming dress (Mallory can't sew!) and run for pep club secretary (what exactly is pep club?) Mallory finds that being a teenager can be complicated, no matter what decade you're in.


Sounds awesome, right? It's a wonderful that I highly recommend (you can read my full Going Vintage review here) And check out the trailer-you'll want to get a copy of this book when it's released!

 

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