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Jake
I haven't read more then a bit of Crossover, but the libraries I have worked at have Crossover in our Middle School section, and Chlorine Sky is definitely aimed at a slightly older audience.
The main character is an older teen, dealing with issues of relationships, self-worth, and identity. Depending on the reader, I could see them pairing together ok, but I would just keep in mind Chlorine Sky seems to be aiming for older teens, where as Crossover felt to me more for early teens.
The main character is an older teen, dealing with issues of relationships, self-worth, and identity. Depending on the reader, I could see them pairing together ok, but I would just keep in mind Chlorine Sky seems to be aiming for older teens, where as Crossover felt to me more for early teens.
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