Paper Planes

Reads 35
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Parts 2
Time 18m

Reads 35
Votes 10
Parts 2
Time 18m

A book about a high school kid who is haunted by being one of the only survivors of a devastating plane crash. Conner hasn't been in real school before the crash, and intended it to stay that way. Instead, his plan is thrown off when his mom sends him to his first real school in a long time. He's used to being alone; sitting in his room with a book, studying science and english. Social skills were never his strong suit. As Conner goes through this year, he deals with anxiety, depression, and maybe some people who will bring out qualities he never knew he possessed.All Rights Reserved

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