Let's run away to London

Let's run away to London

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Let's run away to London to hang out with Mallory and the Boys' Club.

Sticker is durable, weatherproof, and dishwasher safe. Each one is printed on a think, scratch-resistant vinyl with a protective laminate.

Sticker is 2.83" x 3".  

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About Jillian

Jillian was an avid writer and reader growing up. She journaled every day, making sure to go into great detail about how cute her crush was in class and how her life would be over if he didn't ask her to the movies that weekend. Her favorite book series was Nancy Drew and she is still convinced she's going to be a super spy when she 'grows up'!

This passion for writing and reading led her to write That Boy in the late 2000s. However, it never saw the shelves of book stores as no one would publish it.

So Jillian figured no one besides her family and friends would read her book. But in 2010 that all changed.

In 2010 Jillian read an article in the NYT that talked about self publishing. This was her chance to make her dreams come true.

In 2011 she was finally able to get That Boy published. Her dream of releasing a book was complete and she was officially an Author!

Since then Jillian hasn't stopped writing. She has published over 50 books, sold over 4 million copies world-wide, became a USA Today Bestselling Author, and is optioned for TV/Film.

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