Paper Airplanes {Corey Haim}
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Complete Mon, May 29, 20172h 3m
*Memoirs Of A Few Misguided Teenagers prequel*
Sarah Jane "SJ" Swayze and her long term boyfriend Corey Haim think their lives have turned upside down in 1990 due to a series of events that change everything. Love and friendship is put to the test and a paper airplane made in 1987 might just hold the answers.
But in 1994 Corey has to prove to Patrick Swayze he is worthy of marrying his only daughter.
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