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    Broken Triangles

    By Nikola Jakupec

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    About this ebook

    Jay is an immigrant from Croatia who, along with his family, moved to Indianapolis in a hope for a better future. Being a socially awkward, straight A high school student in a new country, his social life leaves something to be desired. With only three friends, one of whom is back home and the other talks to him exclusively online, he begins his next year of high school which seems as dull and uneventful as the last one. Except, this one will prove to be everything but dull and uneventful as he's suddenly thrown into previously unknown situations, new friendships and unexpected challenges.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 5, 2017
    ISBN9781387275403
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