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Hanging on to Max

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Sam's girlfriend is pregnant -- but Sam is keeping the baby. Sam should be planning for college and trying out for the football team with this best friend, Andy. Instead he's up to his ears in diapers and formula, caring for his baby son, Max. Will Sam now have to make a gut-wrenching decision about Max's future -- and his own? A poignant and humorous look at an old proble

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Published May 15th 2002 by Roaring Brook Press (first published January 28th 2001)

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Dec 28, 2008 Cynthia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Hanging on to Max is a book in which Sam has to take care of Max and go to school at the same time. When Britanny(Max's Mom) and Sam were dating, they always had a good time. But then one day they went to far and had sex. That Tuesday, she tells Sam she's pregnant. Sam doesnt know what to do! He used to be this teenage boy who hung out with Andy (his friend) and focused is school. But now all of that will be over.

On the day Max is born, nobody sees him come in. When he goes in, he sees Britanny...more Hanging on to Max is a book in which Sam has to take care of Max and go to school at the same time. When Britanny(Max's Mom) and Sam were dating, they always had a good time. But then one day they went to far and had sex. That Tuesday, she tells Sam she's pregnant. Sam doesnt know what to do! He used to be this teenage boy who hung out with Andy (his friend) and focused is school. But now all of that will be over.

On the day Max is born, nobody sees him come in. When he goes in, he sees Britanny in the bed and feeding the baby. When shes done, he decides to carry Max. He looked so cute. Green eyes and curly blonde hair.Days after Max is born Sam goes to Brittany;s house too check on the baby and her. As soon as he walks in, she tells Sam he is going to give up Max for adoption.Since he was against her all the time, he decides to keep the baby and raise him himself. He wouldnt want Maz to grow up without knowing who his father was.

Soon he raises Max and higfhschool all by himself. He take Max to the daycare and goes off to class. He meets Claire, a pretty girl that got pregnant and kept her little girl. They decide to go on study dates and study for their SAT exams. They studied everyday at school in the library, or at each others house. On the day of the SAT, Sam drops off Max at his aunts house and drives to school.Later that day Claire,the kids, and Sam go see duks at a near by lake. Sam thinks he has found the perfect girl for him. They make out and go on dates. They gwt al,ong just perfect. A month later Sam gets his grades and scores high on everything. Sam's dad puts him down andsays that he wont be able to go to college because he is going to have to take care of Max and work to raise his son well. As time passes by, Sams dreams of going to college are all over. One night Andy and his girlfriend invite Claier and Sam o dinner. Everybody was having a good time until Max gets cut with a piece of glass. Andy and Sam ruch to the hospital and Max is able to get some stiches. Days later Sam decides to give up Max for adoption. Claire bursts out into tears and tries to convince him not to.
The last chapter in the book says that years later Max shows up in the driveway and says "Hi, my name is Max."

In conclusion, Hanging on to Max was a book that teached me that if your planning on doing something think before you act. Because then you end up with a little boy and having to go to school at the same time. I recomend this book to girls so that they know how it looks the leave a guy in charge of a baby and know how he is able to dea with school and a baby at the same time. (less)

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Jan 23, 2012 Jubilee Aba rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I CHOSE HANGING ON TO MAX BY MARGARET BECHARD BECAUSE IT WAS A BOOK THAT MY AUNT RECOMMENDED ME TO READ WHEN SHE WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND I NEVER DID. FINALLY WHEN I FOUND IT IN MY ROOM I DECIDED TO READ IT AND TO SAY THE TRUTH IT BEEN VERY INSPIRING BOOK. HANGING ON TO MAX IS A VERY INSPIRATIONAL STORY BETWEEN YOUNG TEENAGERS THAT MAKE MISTAKES THAT WE DO TODAY. HAVING A BOYFRIEND, GETTING PREGNANT AT A YOUNG AGE, ETC. THIS STORY IS ABOUT A YOUNG 17 YEARS OLD TEEN WHO HAS SEX AT A VERY YOUNG AGE...more

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Nov 17, 2011 Ali Anderson added it · review of another edition

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My favorite character in this book is probably Claire Bailey. She is not the main character but she is still one that I really liked to read about. Claire is my favorite character because she is a girl who has taken a tough situation of being a single teenager mom, and doing the best with it. She is very smart and outgoing, you can tell that she's like...more Task 6:
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My favorite character in this book is probably Claire Bailey. She is not the main character but she is still one that I really liked to read about. Claire is my favorite character because she is a girl who has taken a tough situation of being a single teenager mom, and doing the best with it. She is very smart and outgoing, you can tell that she's like this because she's very involved in class and likes to stir the pot when it comes to many different things, 'First question out of Mr. Gotts mouth, Claire's hand was up' (p.37), 'But Mr. Perris likes Claire. A lot. Claire loves to discuss things. Mr. Perris and Claire discuss things all the time' (p.34). Also Claire is very pretty and kind. I really like Claire because she is also someone who is very influential for Sam. If it wasn't for Claire, Sam would never have done the SAT's (by taking the SAT's the dream of going to college and perusing his dream became more clear for Sam) or gone to hang out with his highschool friends from before he had Max. "Yes, Sam. Going out. Meeting people. Talking. Eating together. It sounds like fun don't you think so?" (p.159). In that quote Claire was trying to convince Sam to go out and do something with her even though Sam was reluctant. Thanks to Claire who was so persistent when it came to Sam having fun and truly living his life, Sam probably had a better future than he would have without Claire. Claire helps Sam realize what he's missing and over all affects his decision in the end to give Max up for adoption and go to college and have fun in his teenage years. Claire is a very important character for Sam and a very important character for the whole story. Also Claire is my favorite character because she is such a great mom to her baby. During the book she does so many things for her baby Emily. For instance she brings her to the pond to see ducks with Sam, she only does things that can include bringing Emily with her and she is also constantly worried about her baby "This is our first day, Claire said. And her eyes filled with tears. "It'll be my first day away from her'(p.27). Overall Claire is just a easy going, caring and happy character who i'm sure anyone would like to read about.(less)

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November 15 2011
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Task: I like this text because it's different than most books, for one most books are teenage pregnancy it talks about the girl and her life with the baby but in this book it talks about Sam who is the dad of the baby. Its cute how it shows how much a dad really cares about his baby and how he can sacrifice his whole life to be with his child! Also this story goes back Into the past of Sam a lot...more

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Jul 03, 2011 Laura rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Hanging on to Max is a novel about a teen father named Sam who is trying to raise an infant son and juggle high school and financial worries. Sam decided to be the parent of Max when the mother wanted to put Max up for adoption. Sam finds himself missing the normal part of teenage years. He lives alone with his son and his father (who seems very unhelpful). Sam meets other teens who are also raising babies and begins to feel like things are coming together. But, for the most part, Sam sees the...more

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Mar 02, 2011 Abygail rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Hanging on to Max is about a teen boy who is in his senior year of high school and has a kid named Max. The mother of the child wanted to give it up for adoption after deciding to keep it when she was pregnant. Instead, Sam, the father decided to keep it. The climax is when he meets some one from his old school and ends up going on a date with her, and ends up being her boyfriend. To have day care Sam goes to this school for teen parents while they finish their High School education, volunteers...more Hanging on to Max is about a teen boy who is in his senior year of high school and has a kid named Max. The mother of the child wanted to give it up for adoption after deciding to keep it when she was pregnant. Instead, Sam, the father decided to keep it. The climax is when he meets some one from his old school and ends up going on a date with her, and ends up being her boyfriend. To have day care Sam goes to this school for teen parents while they finish their High School education, volunteers look after the kids. With Sam being the only boy in this school for teen parents, most of them are single parents, Sam’s world is changed upside down, and even more when he decides that he can’t handle single teen parenting. This book is unique because it is written from his point of view and you really see what is like to be a teen parent with only the school and his new girlfriend supporting him.
From telling about who the mom of Max is, how he got his name, and one day of school, the book shows his struggles of some time in his life. And then how he tries to fit in homework, playing with max and getting ready for the SATs that he is taking, and his new girlfriend is in that study group. When his dad finds out he is taking the SATs and gets mad because Sam promised to work in construction till he could pay his dad back for all of the things he has bought that Max needed. Then ends up giving him away because he wants Max to have more than what he had, when Max turns and adult he comes and visits his father who in now married and has children of his own.
I think everyone will like this, I mean for me a history person; I read it in one day. It pulls you in and once you start you can’t stop. I can only think of one type of person who would not like this, some one who hates romances and one that dislikes what you need to do have a baby. In Romeo and Juliet words they would be finalizing their marriage that they did not have. Other than that I can not think of anyone who would not like to read this book.
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November 15 2011
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Task: I really enjoyed reading “Hanging on to max” by Margaret bechand because it is very different than most books. Usually, when a book is about teens with babies, it involves girls and their babies but this book was relativily different. It was about a teenage boy taking care of his baby. Its really interesting how it shows the love a teenage dad has for his baby and how many sacrifices h...more November 15 2011
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Task: I really enjoyed reading “Hanging on to max” by Margaret bechand because it is very different than most books. Usually, when a book is about teens with babies, it involves girls and their babies but this book was relativily different. It was about a teenage boy taking care of his baby. Its really interesting how it shows the love a teenage dad has for his baby and how many sacrifices he has to make in order to have a good life with his baby. Sam exchanged footballs for diapers and college brochures for feeding schedules. Sam showed that it is very hard to be a teen father and how difficult it is to take on a lot of responsibilities at such a young age. I also like this text because it has different themes, such as choice and decisions and a little section of romance. For example; during the story around the most important and unexpected part, the author made the story a little bit more excitement by adding a part of romance between Claire and Sam. This part really made the story more interesting and intriguing. The author of “Hanging on to max”, made the character of Sam a very caring and loving teenage boy. That is nice to see because in reality, it is very rare to see a caring, loving teenage boy; usually they are rude and disrespectful. I also enjoyed this book because it gives teens a realistic check because it explain how hard it is to have a teenage parent in high school and all the consequences that come along with it.

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Task:Describe your favorite character from the text in detail using two or more cited quotations.

My Favorite character in this book is Sam Pettigrew. Sam is the main character of “Hanging on to Max” by Margaret Bechard. In this book, Sam plays a very specific and interesting role. He is my favorite character because throughout the book he had many challenges with Max but he made the best out of all of them. Sam is a high school student but also a teen father. Sam and his ex-girlfriend, Brittany made some very poor decisions which lead them in having Max. When Max was born, Brittany did not want anything to do with him. Sam had the choice to keep Max or give him up but he choice to keep him. Being a full time student in high school and being a parent, you’d think Sam would be a mess and very unorganized but he had Max’s life and their future fully planned out. “Max didn’t fall asleep again until 11:00. The list above my desk said, “Get max to sleep by 9:00.” Right under “Drink out of a cup” and “nap schedule.” I couldn’t even remember what “nap schedule” meant” (p.23). Also throughout the book, Sam showed that max was his pride and joy. “Actually, I thought he was freaking amazing” (p.39). “I do love you, Max” (p.188). Also Sam is my favorite character because he tried his best to do what him and Max needed and was a great father towards Max. Near the end of the book Sam had to make a life changing decision, which was to give Max up for adoption. “I think I’m going to give Max up for adoption” (p.192). Overall, Sam is a very caring, loving, responsible, respectful and intelligent character.

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Oct 30, 2012 Kenya Liggons rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Seventeen year old high school student Sam is struggling with parenting his son Max. He is trying to balance out fatherhood and high school. Max was put up for adopition by his own mother. Before Sam was left with his baby boy Max, He and his girlfriend Brittany engaged in some sexual activity and a couple of days later, she announced she is pregnant.As the book goes on, You will later see that Sam gave up Max up for adoption. At the end of the book, you see a sudden twist in the book. The book...more

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Oct 04, 2010 Jenna rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jun 29, 2011 P.M. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

17 year old Sam Pettigrew is starting his senior year in high school at an alternative school. He is counting the days until graduation so he can start a construction job to pay his father back for all the bills incurred by his son Max's birth. His former girlfriend has moved to Idaho and Sam has all the trials of raising a baby by himself. At the alternative school, he reconnects with Claire who he has admired from afar for years. Now that she herself has a new baby, they start doing things tog...more

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Dec 10, 2008 Bingyao1 rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book caught my eye in the library because 'Max' (the name of my son) was in the title. And having been a stay-at home dad with Max, I was interested by the premise. This is an understated, but moving story about a bright high school senior named Sam who decides to raise his son after his girlfriend gets pregnant. Relocating to an alternative school, surrounded by mostly teen moms and well-meaning teachers, he is adamant in doing the right thing. And for Sam the right thing to do is take car...more

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Oct 16, 2011 Waad Mukhtar rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Hanging on to Max is a novel about a senior in Highschool ( Sam) who decides to take custody of his son after the mother ( Brittany) decides she can't handle being a mother. Sam struggles with becoming a father and adjusting to a new school with other teenage parents and losing his friends. Sam is a typical teenager who is concerned about his senior year, football, his friends and his girlfriend. Sam tries his best to take good care of his baby ( Max). Sam gives up sports and his friends. The on...more

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Sep 23, 2010 Shannon rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: anyone that liks book about thing that could happen to teens

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Jun 21, 2008 Fin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: prose-fiction

This was a really good book about a father in his senior year who was taking care of his son. The scene where Max cuts his hand was so sad, but I really liked the book. It shows that becoming a teenage parent is something that could happen to (almost) anyone.

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Oct 20, 2010 Lyn M (readinghearts) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, borrowed, ccclib, ya

This was an incredibly short book recommended to me by my son's best friend from high school. I needed a young adult book with a baby as the main character (or as one of them) for a challenge, so I went to her for advice. She knows that I like the idea of a teenage boy keeping his baby, so she recommended this book. I have to say, at just over 200 pages, it was one of the quickest reads I have ever done. In fact, it only took me about 3 hours to read start to finish.

The premise of the book is t...more This was an incredibly short book recommended to me by my son's best friend from high school. I needed a young adult book with a baby as the main character (or as one of them) for a challenge, so I went to her for advice. She knows that I like the idea of a teenage boy keeping his baby, so she recommended this book. I have to say, at just over 200 pages, it was one of the quickest reads I have ever done. In fact, it only took me about 3 hours to read start to finish.

The premise of the book is that Sam, a 17-year-old high school senior, decides to raise his son Max by himself. This premise really interests me as there are so many books written about teenage girls and the decisions that they have to make when they become pregnant, but no one really focuses on the boys and what they go through. The idea that a teenage boy will want to keep and raise a child really intrigues me.

Unfortunately, although Sam decides to raise Max, and is in the midst of working to that end at the beginning of the book, throughout the book it is apparent that he is not comfortable with his new role, and that he regrets his decision. Although he professes to love Max, he is embarrassed by him. In addition, he is whiny and self-centered, and his parental support is actually non-existent. By the end of the book, the outcome of his life and Max's is a forgone conclusion.

While I found Sam and his family to be cookie cutter characters and disappointing, I thought that Claire and Emily and their family was a gem. I would actually much rather have read more about them than to listen to Sam continually complain about how hard it was to be a teenage dad. DUH! What did he expect. But even Claire, who professes to fall for Sam, dumps him at the first sign that he is not totally in love with teen parenting. It is apparent that it is not Sam that she likes, but the idea of a boy who is in the same boat as her.

All in all I found this book disappointing and formulaic. It's moral, it is always better to give the child up, is preachy and overdone. For once I would like to see a different side of this question explored. (less)

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Dec 16, 2009 Allison rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Mar 25, 2013 Veronica rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jan 18, 2011 Karen Wu rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Dec 19, 2011 Dana JH added it · review of another edition

Hanging on to max was definetly realistic, and I liked how it was from the dads point of view. It was intresting how everyone favored the mothers, or at least symphisided with them, yet when Sam came alone everyone assumed that he was doing everything wrong. I do think that its a good example of what teenage parenthood is, extreamly difficult, yet not unmanageable. Sam was Lovable, as was max. (:D) The story was great and the ending was oh so sad, yet agin realistic. The read was super fast. I r...more

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Nov 14, 2010 Michele Velthuizen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Interest level: 8th +
Reading level: medium
Genre: realistic fiction, teen pregnancy, fatherhood, adoption, trial by fire

We have several fiction books on teen pregnancy in the library, but they usually deal with girls who get pregnant and how they cope with their difficult situation. "Hanging on to Max", however, deals with a boy called Sam who struggles with teen fatherhood. Sam was determined to keep Max, his child, when his girlfriend decided to give up their baby for adoption.

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Sep 21, 2012 Ombeline rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Il traite d'un sujet que l'on retrouve très peu dans la littérature jeunesse, pourtant c'est un fait d'actualité. Les parents adolescent.

Un jeune ado se retrouve père du jour au lendemain. C'est donc son histoire. On retrouve en parallèle ça vie actuelle de père et son ancienne vie d'enfant et d'adolescent normal. On découvre avec lui toutes les difficultés d'élever un bébé quand on est soit même pas encore adulte.

J'ai apprécier ce livre, on s'attache rapidement aux personnages, il se lit rapi...more

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Dec 14, 2010 Angela Mondragon rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Picked this one up in the Young Adult section of the library, and finished it in the same day. Heartwrenching, really, this kid's struggle to do everything: be dad to little Max alone, graduate from high school, and still be a kid his own age with his peers, not to mention thinking about the future. The writing is strong, puts you right in the head of a teenage boy named Sam, but I did feel the ending was a bit abrupt, only a couple of hit-you-in-the-face pages of wow, really, is he going to do...more

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Nov 13, 2010 Damera Blincoe rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-teen-fiction, pregnancy-and-teen-parenting

To say that I really liked this book would be an understatement. The story is about Sam, a 17 year old boy, who has decided to keep his son after his high school girlfriend decides she wants to give him up for adoption. I wish that so many of today's youth would read this book so that they will see that there are choices that you can make in life that don't involve you being self-centered but make you think about a life other than your own. A must read for teens who have decided to become sexual...more

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Oct 25, 2009 Julie Leung rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Aug 22, 2009 Donna Zakem rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I picked up a copy of "Hanging on to Max" while at the library. The cover art is what caught my eye and sparked my interest. It tells the story of a single teenaged father, who only wants to do what is best for his son, Max, whom he has sole custody of. Sam, the teen-aged father, attends an "alternative" high school with other parents, not unlike himself, but who are mostly mothers. Sam learns in the end that the decision that is best or right for him, may not necessarily be the easiest!!! A rea...more

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Feb 14, 2012 Jordin rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: my-library-books, young-adult

Well, this story was really good- pretty good, until about the last three chapters. (view spoiler)...more

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Mar 09, 2012 Angie Lisle rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My expectations for this book were higher.

In the beginning, the book held up - I liked the formatting and thought I would get more background story. The author skimmed through the details; characters are poorly developed. We don't see much of sex - it's mentioned, but it's always just a statement with few details - but we also don't see much about the birthing process and we only catch glimpses of what it's really like to have a kid. The author dwelled on the negative; when she did bother to ge...more

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Nov 26, 2011 Stephen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: any teens considering sex

Shelves: teen-reads, books-read-in-2011

I read this book in 2005 and recalled liking it a lot at the time but I couldn't recall how the story turned out so I just re-read it.

I think that the book should be required reading for teens. It would be MUCH more effective than half the "abstinance plus" programs advocated in some schools today.

Sam Pettigrew is a high-school senior who's trying to finish school and raise a son at the same time. The child's mother reconsiders her decision to keep their baby and wants to put the baby up for a...more

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Jun 07, 2007 Lakshmy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Max, a book by Margaret Bechard is about a young boy that already has a son...he's the best student. His name is Sam’s and he believes that senior year should be a breeze. Parties, football game, pep rallies... and, oh yeah-a baby. This book is great for people the want to know about how a boy by himself can take care of his baby and go to school... Sam's biggest problem is his lack of support: Brittany has left town to start over, and Sam's widowed father, angry over Sam's decision, refuses to...more

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May 23, 2012 Kaitlyn rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Anyone who wants an easy read

I'd give Hanging on to Max one and a half stars, if possible. The book was relatively well-written, but in my opinion, not original, as many novels about teenage pregnancy end in adoption, although statistically, only 1% of all teen aged parents actually make that decision. I thought that Sam came across more as a selfish teenager than a young father concerned about the well-being of his son, and the ending didn't really do much for me. I didn't feel that the reactions of both Sam and his former...more

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