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What I thought was true by Huntley Fitzpatrick · Booklabria

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What I thought was true

Children's fictionFamily life

What I thought was true

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First published: 2014
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

"17-year-old Gwen Castle is a working-class girl determined to escape her small island town, but when rich-kid Cass Somers, with whom she has a complicated romantic history, shows up, she's forced to reassess her feelings about her loving, complex family, her lifelong best friends, her wealthy employer, the place she lives, and the boy she can't admit she loves"--

Seventeen-year-old Gwen is a working-class girl determined to escape her small island town, but when rich-kid Cass shows up, she's forced to reassess her feelings about her loving, complex family. The plot contains mild profanity and sexual references.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Family life
Family
Dating
Social classes
Islands
Set in: Connecticut

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