Practice Makes Perfect Books in Order

A capable physics student resents her family's assumption that she needs tutoring, until she meets the stern postgraduate they hire. Already confident in the subject, she becomes much more interested in understanding the man teaching it.

A confident college debater finds herself unexpectedly speechless around the campus head gardener. Having worked hard to overcome a childhood stutter, she must navigate a sudden shyness that makes expressing her growing attraction especially difficult.

A college understudy cannot understand why a celebrated older director seems fascinated by her. Franz's attention makes her question whether she is imagining a connection or whether the professional distance between them is beginning to disappear.