The Final Summer
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  • Reads 29
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Feb 21, 2017
Mature
Elliot Summer's final year of high school consisted of testing, studying, and working at a local diner to save money for college. When graduation finally rolled around, he was more than happy to give his little salutatorian speech and receive his diploma. The very next morning, Elliot realizes quite suddenly that this is it. This is his last break before he goes off to college and works on getting a degree. A package from his aunt asking for him to visit is all he needs to leave the sleepy town of Pine Bridge and venture off to Los Angeles. The next few weeks have the potential to change his life forever, as he throws caution to the wind in order to get the best out of the final summer he has before real life begins. Follow the journey of a teen on the verge of adulthood as he struggles with his identity, his comfortable life back at home, and the new, exciting life he's making for himself in L.A.
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