The Bucket List and the Boy

The Bucket List and the Boy

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Riley is girl who has lost he positive outlook on the world. She is negative, sour and running out of time. And she has acute lymphocytic leukemia to thank for that. Yeah, that's right, cancer. Then a boy, Ben, comes into her life and he is all rainbows, sunshine and Riley's complete opposite. However, Ben Anderson might just be exactly what Riley Miller needs. Together, Ben Riley have wild and crazy adventure that bring a whole lot of trouble, complications, friendship, and love...? And they have a crumbled, coffee stained bucket list to thank for that.
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