Julie Buxbaum, author portrait
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Julie Buxbaum

JULIE BUXBAUM is the author of the What to Say Next, as well as the New York Times bestseller Tell Me Three Things, her debut young adult novel. She also wrote the critically acclaimed The Opposite of Love and After You. Her work has been translated into twenty-five languages. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their two young children.

Year on Fire
Admission
Hope and Other Punch Lines
What to Say Next
Tell Me Three Things

WHAT TO SAY NEXT author Julie Buxbaum shares the importance of journaling | Author Video

Julie Buxbaum (author of WHAT TO SAY NEXT) | 6 Second Summaries

Julie Buxbaum: What I'm Reading (author of HOPE AND OTHER PUNCH LINES)

Books

Year on Fire
Hope Wins
Admission
Hope and Other Punch Lines
What to Say Next
Tell Me Three Things

Media

WHAT TO SAY NEXT author Julie Buxbaum shares the importance of journaling | Author Video

Julie Buxbaum (author of WHAT TO SAY NEXT) | 6 Second Summaries

Julie Buxbaum: What I'm Reading (author of HOPE AND OTHER PUNCH LINES)

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