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Picture Perfect (Young Adult Fiction)

Picture Perfect (Young Adult Fiction)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Captivating
Review: This book kept me reading from beginning to end. I loved every minute of it! The mysteries kept from best friends keeps going on and on. Ian's abusive father, Teddy's obssession with finding his father, there are even some things that they don't know about themselves! A great story of determination fear and friendships. I read this for a school book report and I'm glad I came across it. For those of you who have finished this wonderful novel, it kind of makes you think of what's going on in your own head, huh? :-D!

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: ben - 12 yrs old
Review: I read this book for a school report. It wasn't the best book I ever read, but the ending was pretty good. I would not recommend it to my friends. I think I was too young to understand it fully, I am in 7th grade.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: If You Like Mysteries Then You'll Like This Book
Review: Teddy Camden and Ian Slater are best friends. One day Teddy doesn't come home and no one knows where hre is. Ian thinks Teddy left him a message but doesn't know who to tell, or who to trust because it seems like everyone he trusts is dissappearing. Teddy needs Ian to find him, but Ian doesn't know where to look. Also they think that Ian had something to do with Teddy dissappearing. I liked this book because it left you wondering so you had to read more. The thing I didn't like was that some of it was confusing.


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