The Physics of Love

A touching and bright novel about school, growing up, and first love. 

Yana Petrova considers herself completely ordinary: she is shy about her round knees, her mother who is a cook, and the fact that she is in love with the school's main heartthrob. By doodling in the margins, she turned her textbook into a huge "valentine." There are confessions, lines from songs, and an army of hearts. 
Gleb Yankovsky knows exactly what he wants. For example, a textbook he can use to blackmail the funny girl. To make her write reports and save the volleyball team. But will he ultimately tell his best friend about her crush? Or will this "valentine" have a different recipient?