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SalL10-Second Post
I really enjoyed the book except when Charlie died at the end. There were a lot of twists that left me thinking and the book was just well layed out. Although there were things that I didn't understand such as why Marcus put himself in danger by going to the football field when Charlie was there or why he would take the blame for Charlie I still think that overall, the book was good.
I also agree with this post, I enjoyed the book but when Charlie died my opinion changed, and there were a lot of confusing moments that also left me thinking.
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