The Harper Effect. By Taryn Bashford. Published by Sky Pony. Distributed by Simon Schuster. Hardcover. eBook. LIST PRICE $ PRICE MAY VARY BY RETAILER. Buy from bltadwin.rued on: . About The Harper Effect. Ditched by her coach. Not speaking to her sister. In love with the wrong boy. Harper Hunter doesn’t know how it came to this. Her tennis dreams are collapsing: her coach says she doesn’t have what it takes to make it in the world of professional tennis. Her new doubles partner is moody, mysterious and angry at the world.4/5(32). The Harper Effect is a debut YA novel by Australian author Taryn Bashford, taking the reader deep into the world of professional tennis. It’s as much a romance novel as it is a fun, sporty novel for tennis fans. I love tennis. It’s probably one of my favourite sports/5().
Taryn Bashford is from a family of elite athletes, musicians, and academics, and is fascinated by driven teens. Born in South Africa, raised in England, and with career stints in New York, Colorado, and London, Taryn has been a media manager and executive director of an internet company—at the age of 29, she was heading up Carlton Television's Internet Agency and was one of the youngest. bltadwin.ru: The Harper Effect () by Bashford, Taryn and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. Taryn Bashford is the author of young adult novels. Her first novel was The Harper Effect, the coming-of-age story of a girl who learned to win from a boy who had lost everything.
The Harper Effect is a debut YA novel by Australian author Taryn Bashford, taking the reader deep into the world of professional tennis. It’s as much a romance novel as it is a fun, sporty novel for tennis fans. I love tennis. It’s probably one of my favourite sports. Publisher's Weekly says " Bashford captures the conflicting emotions of a teen facing more thanher share of dilemmas. Harper's struggle to sort out priorities, understand themeaning of love, and emerge a winner will be strongly felt.". Taryn Bashford has done a marvelous job blending tennis, teen angst and family strife. Harper is a flawed but totally relatable young woman who finds her better self through challenges to her rigid beliefs. I loved how committed and determined she was, yet so clueless and fragile at the same time.
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