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conversations.value: a description for a book titled When I'm With You about with the genre: Romance, Contemporary
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conversations.value: the first five paragraphs for this book
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conversations.value: When I'm With You
  Josh pulled it open just as she arrived. He crunched down on a tart, green apple. "Is that my stuff?"
  Kat started to hand him his suit, but he turned and walked back into the house, eating his apple all the way. She grunted and pulled the bags in behind her. "I have your suit—tailored to your specs."
  He turned and then walked back to her with interested eyes as she shook the hanging wardrobe bag at him. He zipped it down and studied the green-gray skinny suit inside. "This looks great! Cool colors, great cut. Wow. Thanks, Kat." Before she could stop him, he ruffled her bangs, nabbed the hanger from her hand, and continued toward the kitchen.
  Kat set her bags on the bed and took pity on him. It was Christmas Eve. She could afford to be charitable. "Izzy helped me," she admitted. "She knew the best suit. She knew your agent was taking bartending lessons. She has a contact at Nobu—"
  Kat watched, half horrified and half amused as Josh pulled at tufts of hair and moaned into his hands. "That seems a little paranoid."
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conversations.value: four more paragraphs. Start with the sentence 'Henry laughed'.
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conversations.value: Henry laughed. "Josh and I don't exactly go for the same roles." He walked into the room and pulled a tie out of his back pocket.
  Kat's heart thumped as he moved behind her and reached over her shoulders. The cloth tie settled, dark and heavy, over her eyes. She reached for it involuntarily, as if assuring herself it was there. "I don't know about this."
  She turned quickly in his arms and brought her hands to his face. She heard his quick intake of breath, and beneath her thumbs, which stroked the column of his neck, she felt him swallow hard.
  She felt the warm press of his lips against the inside of her wrist and had to stop herself from grabbing him tight.
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conversations.value: the last five paragraphs. End with the sentence '
  The Jane Austen Academy series is an opportunity to explore the rivalries and friendships I imagine between her heroines.'.
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conversations.value: Kat believes she is worldly, but she is actually naive about the film industry and the people around her. Think of a time your worldview has been proven incorrect. How did you develop your original view? How did learning the truth change you?
  Kat has trouble making friends at the Academy but is easily able to make friends on the movie set. Are there certain situations where you can make friends more easily or where you are more comfortable being yourself? How does setting affect your ability to be yourself?
  I love Jane Austen. Most of all, I love the heroines she created and always thought it a great crime that the women we know and adore weren't given the opportunity to know and adore each other.
  Jane famously wrote that a man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife, but I am convinced, more importantly, that a girl is always in want of more girlfriends.
  The Jane Austen Academy series is an opportunity to explore the rivalries and friendships I imagine between her heroines.