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Product Description This story is about a boy becoming a man. It is a story of wasted potential and infuriating unfairness, of uplifting love and crushing loss, of exploding stars and stifling expectations, of blinding white and hopeless black, of humanized killers and dehumanized children, of remarkable revelations and disastrous delusions. Fundamentally, though, it is about how that very story is just another thing that happened. |
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