Mars
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14 year old rich homeschooled boy Andrew , never been to a Normal school before, he is ignored by his busy family and deicides to run away and live in the woods and go to a normal school. He meets a girl named Mars she's not like any other girl though she's different and sees the world from a different perspective.
This book is a fairytale with a twist, find out how Mars is different.
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