it's the sixth novel, that's right by author joanna philbin. if her name sounds familiar it should because they are the daughter of our good friends regis and joy. i feel like your crazy aunt. i'm so proud of you sweetie. >> we've known each other for so long. i know your mom and dad are insanely proud of you both you and j.j. tell us about this particular book. >> this book is actually a follow-up to a book that came up last year called rules of summer. they both took place in east hamilton growing up. the story is about two girls from two very different worlds. one is the beautiful popular girl but she's miserable. >> i like that she's miserable. >> the other girl is the niece of the rich girl's family housekeeper. she's working for the family for the summer. she's very naÏve. she's from a small town ands very new to the whole east hamilton world. >> who do you identify more with? >> the small town girl. when she moved here from los angeles when i was ten years old. >> you did not want to move. >> oh. >> we started getting into the whole new

it's the sixth novel, that's right by author joanna philbin. if her name sounds familiar it should because they are the daughter of our good friends regis and joy. i feel like your crazy aunt. i'm so proud of you sweetie. >> we've known each other for so long. i know your mom and dad are insanely proud of you both you and j.j. tell us about this particular book. >> this book is actually a follow-up to a book that came up last year called rules of summer. they both took place in east hamilton growing up. the story is about two girls from two very different worlds. one is the beautiful popular girl but she's miserable. >> i like that she's miserable. >> the other girl is the niece of the rich girl's family's housekeeper. she's working for the family for the summer. she's very naÏve. she's from a small town and is very new to the whole east hamilton world. >> who do you identify more with? >> the small town girl. when she moved here from los angeles when i was ten years old. >> you did not want to move. >> oh. >> we started getting into the whole

. >> new summer page turner by author joanna philbin. first, this is "today" on nbc. natalie: what are you doing? willie: protecting my password. natalie: that's good. can i see? willie: no, it's a secret. natalie: i was just testing you. keep your password to yourself, and protect your online information. both: the more you know. beach this weekend looking for a fun read we've got just the summer page turner you'll want to pick up called "since last summer." >> it's the sixth novel, that's right, by author joanna philbin. if her name sounds familiar it should. she is the daughter of our good friends regis and joy. i'm so -- i feel like your crazy aunt. i'm just so proud of you, sweetie. >> we've known each other like for so long. >> yeah. i cut the umbilical cord. >> you were there. >> in the beginning. >> i know your mom and dad are insanely proud of you both, both you and jj, but tell us about this particular book. >> well this book is actually a follow-up to a book that came out last summer called "rules of summer" and they both take place in east hampton where i

. >> a page-turner from joanna philbin. yes, that joanna. >> now to the artist we've got right now, little mix. they've been selling out concerts all over the uk. this summer, they're going to be touring right here in the usa. >> but first, they stopped by our plaza this morning to give us a taste of their new cd "salute." and here they are little mix singing "little me." ♪ she lives in the shadow of a lonely girl ♪ ♪ voice so quiet you don't hear a word ♪ ♪ always talking but she can't be heard ♪ ♪ you can see there if you watch her eye ♪ ♪ i know she's brave but it's trapped inside ♪ ♪ scared to talk but she don't know why ♪ ♪ wish i knew back then what i know now ♪ ♪ wish i could somehow go back in time ♪ ♪ and make listen to my own advice ♪ ♪ i'd tell her to speak up tell her to shout out ♪ ♪ talk a bit louder be a bit prouder ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful, wonderful everything she doesn't see ♪ ♪ you gotta speak up you gotta shout out ♪ ♪ and know that right here rig

." >> it's the sixth novel, that's right, by author joanna philbin. if her name sounds familiar it should. she is the daughter of our good friends regis and joy. i'm so -- i feel like your crazy aunt. i'm just so proud of you, sweetie. >> we've known each other like for so long. >> yeah. i cut the umbilical cord. >> you were there. >> in the beginning. >> i know your mom and dad are insanely proud of you both, both you and jj, but tell us about this particular book. >> well this book is actually a follow-up to a book that came out last summer called "rules of summer" and they both take place in east hampton where i spent a lot of time when i was growing up. >> sure a t g rich, privileged, beautiful, popular girl who's miserable. >> she met a surfer. i like she's miserable. >> she's miserable. >> and the other girl is the niece of the rich girl's family's house keeper and she's working for theamily for the summer and she naive from a small town and very new to the east hampton world. >> you can identify more with the small town girl. >> as a matter of