All Improvviso Amore

All Improvviso Amore

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When British teenager Natalie Write is faced with a sudden move to rural Tennessee, her world kind of falls apart. Until a gorgeous young plot twist named Sean steps in and turns everything upside down.
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"By the way Marceline, would it be bad if I asked you something?" "Depends." "Well, if I were to die, let's say, tomorrow or in a week, would you do me a favor and... and uh- kiss me?" As they mature into future freshman's (and who should've been a sophomore), Marceline, Jeffery, and Isaac are all having a nostalgic summer, as well as creating new memories. Isaac had his first actual crush in years, Marceline had branched out and created friends from theater and literature class, and Jeff had a good friend that had left too soon. But as their summer comes to an end in September, they all decide to go to a local 7/11 to grab some Cokes, but a kid from their school robs the place and blames it on each of them. The kid won the jury trial, and the three teenagers are shipped to a juvenile camp all the way out in Cornwall, Britain. But as they escape with one of their roommates, they come across a teenager their age who'd been missing for eleven years, they decide that there are people like them stuck in messes like this. WARNING contains teenage humor, language, and minor violence.

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