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Kelly
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Sherry D. Ficklin:
Hi What ages would you say your Losing Logan and Lost imperials books are for? Thank you.
Sherry D. Ficklin
Hi Kelly! The Lost Imperials are a fun read for any age, I'd say 5th grade and up. It's a very clean book, I think the most racy thing in it is an instance of one person "flipping the bird".
Losing Logan, however is written for a mature teen audience, 15+. There's a lot of language, a lot of making out, and a good deal of issues like teen pregnancy, death, and things of that nature. It's very much based on a real high school experience and it doesn't shy away from anything.
Hope that helps!
Losing Logan, however is written for a mature teen audience, 15+. There's a lot of language, a lot of making out, and a good deal of issues like teen pregnancy, death, and things of that nature. It's very much based on a real high school experience and it doesn't shy away from anything.
Hope that helps!
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Fareya
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Sherry D. Ficklin:
I finished to read Losing Logan. I think about Zoe and Logan for two days. Firstly I wanted to continue, but I understand that such an end is exactly what is necessary to the story. It's a really one of best book that I read. Thank you very much! It's a beautiful story. From Russia with Love
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