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Necking with Louise

Since forever, Anna-Maria has been one of Eric's closest friends. But on the night of the Halloween dance, Eric finds out how far beyond friendship they've traveled.... For its star player, the biggest hockey game in the town's history means more than just winning a championship.... The river has always meant good times for Eric. But this year, its swift currents seem to bring nothing but tragedy.... Through several deeply affecting and unexpected experiences, Eric discovers that he has the freedom to choose his own course. But life out on the prairie West doesn't make those choices easy.

208 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1999

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Timeless coming-of-age stories. If you were ever a teenager ...
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February 28, 2016
I rated this book 7 out of 10. It was a really good book. I rated it a 7 out of 10 because it gets to be really confusing when switching chapters but other than that it is really good and flows really nice. I would recommend this book to teenagers because it gets to be inappropriate at times so that is why I recommend this book to teenagers.

This book is about a guy name Eric who is a hockey player. One day he goes out with his girl friend but they break up at a Halloween party. So she didn't go to his final hockey game but another girl who likes him but he doesn't know that until they meet. He gets a summer time job and everyone misses him when he leaves. Then his grandpa dies and he remembers all the good times with him. This was a really good book and if you read it I hope you enjoy it.
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February 18, 2014
A really weird book... Don't really recommend it.
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