The Beauty of Silence
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  • LECTURAS 183
  • Votos 4
  • Partes 1
  • Hora 14m
Continúa, Has publicado ago 22, 2011
Jonah is a normal sixteen year old boy from New York City, but he's known to have a bit of a wild streak. When he gets in trouble with the law, he's sent to live with his grandmother, where he finds himself drawn to the mute girl roaming the halls at night.

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Jonah is a normal sixteen year old boy from New York City. He has looks, money, and a best friend that sticks with him through everything, but Jonah is known to have a bit of a wild streak and often goes out to find mischief. 

When Jonah and Colin end up getting in serious trouble with the law, his Mom decides there's only one thing to do; send him across the country to a small, dead town to live with his grandmother for six weeks. Jonah -frustrated, bored, and alone- soon finds himself drawn to the mute girl roaming the halls at night, sending only a few fleeting smiles before disappearing.

Follow Jonah as he finds secrets about himself and the story behind the beauty of Silence.
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