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Coming of age. Intellectual awaking. Growing up. David Jacquemaine was as interested in those topics as anything else in his high school. His unchallenging classes and the uninteresting kids in those classes lulled him into a sleep most of the time. Then one teacher, one broken yardstick, and one conversation changed everything. Before David could blink, his boring world was gone forever.
That is a good thing. He’s going to need his suddenly interesting friends, his family, and all the people who have touched him since the demise of his boring world. He’s made a promise he has to keep, and he’s running out of the one thing he never imagined he’d need. Time.
That is a good thing. He’s going to need his suddenly interesting friends, his family, and all the people who have touched him since the demise of his boring world. He’s made a promise he has to keep, and he’s running out of the one thing he never imagined he’d need. Time.
608 pages, Paperback
Published June 22, 2005
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James Foster
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