sick. - Evak
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Last published Fri, Feb 1, 2019
Seventeen-year-old Isak Valtersen always fell perfectly into the "nobody" category at Hartvig Nissen. Being labeled as "shy" and "freak" didn't land him many friends, either. When Isak's parents make him join a new teen therapy group for the sixth time, he tries his hardest to get himself kicked out again.
Except this time, it doesn't exactly go to plan.
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