The Outcast Club
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Last published Fri, May 5, 2017
This is a tale of unlikely allies, honor among thieves if I may. From the nerds to the stoners, Andrews high has a new clique in town. The Outcast Club is what they call themselves.
This is how five very different lives intersect. They may not change the world... but they change each other for the better.
[2016 hidden gems awards nominee]
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