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Reads 81
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Parts 14
Time 18m

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If your in the mood to get deep, keep reading; I will say that I was inspired to write this from the book called The Big Nothing by Adrian Fogelin.  This story is about a  boy only dealing with things. He finds himself wishing to just be comfortable again paying no mind at how painful being comfortable really was.  Yoosiing  (main character) and his fellow Foster siblings and best friends Francis and Mickel, work to find calm in a world of haste.

The chapters may vary and change the age of the characters. One chapter says they are around the age 15 while the next chapter might bring up drinking and smoking, then you can assume a legal age. (if you want)   ;)All Rights Reserved

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