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  • Sharon
  • West Monroe, LA, United States
  • 04-17-14

A story on bullying. But it is just meh...

It is important to address the problem of bullying amongst young adults in this age of smartphones and social media and I like that authors are tackling this subject. But I just could not get into this story's characters. I didn't hate the book, I just didn't care for it.

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