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Does anyone know where I can find a book group discussion guide for this book on-line? I have the Kindle and Audible editions, so no access there. I've been looking and looking to no avail. Thanks in advance for any help.

Robert Dugoni Working on trying to get some book club questions for discussion. Talking with the publisher about this. Thank you for your patience.

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how is this book for young readers?

Brian Harris I think it depends on how you define "young" and the maturity of the kids in question. There is some sexuality, language, and a touch of violence, but…moreI think it depends on how you define "young" and the maturity of the kids in question. There is some sexuality, language, and a touch of violence, but I feel like a mature kid in the 12+ range will enjoy a lot of the thematic elements, particularly in the story of Sam's younger years. My 13-year-old son is currently reading it, and, despite is teenage angst and general hatred of everything, he has told me how much he likes the book multiple times.(less)

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I love you this book. I'm listening to it on Audibile while I'm driving and sitting on the porch. It's amazing so far! I'm hoping it becomes a movie already! Anyone approaching you to develop it into a movie?

Joan Schleinkofer I hope you get an answer. This would make a great movie!! The author does a great job with the audiobook, I only have 40 pages left and don't want the…moreI hope you get an answer. This would make a great movie!! The author does a great job with the audiobook, I only have 40 pages left and don't want the story to end.(less)

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I just finished Part I. Where were the lunch ladies (or lunch Nazis) when the fight was going on?

Becky Hopersberger Adults can't be everywhere at once at school, and actually shouldn't be.

The thing I love about this scene (and many others) is that every single one …moreAdults can't be everywhere at once at school, and actually shouldn't be.

The thing I love about this scene (and many others) is that every single one of these experiences (bad and good) are what ends up making Sam who he is.

This is a fantastic book. (less)

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