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The Names They Gave Us
Adam has enough on his plate without having to deal with facing expulsion simply because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He is thrown into the middle of a scandal that is taking over his school and if Adam doesn't figure out who is behind it all, then he and the others involved will be expelled. As if that's not enough, Adam's love life is all out of whack. A social media scandal, a love triangle, and Adam's own personal life. Just how can Adam make it through his senior year? Written by AJAY JOSEPH, The Names They Gave Us is an emotional story that explores all the harm gossip can cause.
254 pages, Paperback
Published September 29, 2017
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December 27, 2021
its a very difficult book to read. its like reading a bunch of text messages. theres barely any context to setting and emotions. conversations are shallow and poorly written, I had to stop frequently and ask myself what is the point of this book? chapters feel meaningless. a lot of grammar mistakes too, author needs a better editor if there is one.
would not recommend.
now why did I even read this book? curiosity.... but its too long for what its worth. an agitating read.
book deserves no stars and should not have been published. needs more work.
would not recommend.
now why did I even read this book? curiosity.... but its too long for what its worth. an agitating read.
book deserves no stars and should not have been published. needs more work.
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