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A story about love, loud silences, and the long, painful, beautiful process of becoming whole again... All Navia wanted was a quiet senior year. No drama, no trauma dumping, and definitely no foreign exchange students spawning on her couch. But then came Auren - a soccer-playing, sarcasm-wielding, food-obsessed Canadian boy with a talent for getting under her skin. Navia has no patience for nonsense, small talk, or people who expect her to entertain their shenanigans. She's spent her life trying not to take up the space and time of others. Auren, meanwhile, never learned how to stop yapping, and spends his time wasting other people's. Between chaotic best friends, unhinged choir teachers, pottery mishaps, and constant banter, the two navigate a school year full of fighting, healing, unexpected laughter, and a kind of love that feels terrifyingly beautiful.
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There are a few things that can make you feel as if you are living in an American high school drama - teachers complaining about the height of your skirt, your twin brother being the most popular and most sought-after boy at school, hurtful rumours that make you want to curl up and cry, punching the guy who cheated on your best friend, and falling for totally hot, totally sexy night-class professor because he's simply drool worthy and those rolled 'R's are the sexiest thing on the planet. Factor in crazy parties, Halloween costumes, fending off not-so-drunken make-out sessions, the school bad-boy, late-night snacks from McDonald's, revenge and a smart-ass dad, and the stage is set for my somewhat tragic social life. [Description seriously improved by a friend] [Cover by me] Complete

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