That Rainy Day

That Rainy Day

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, May 14, 2016
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Seventh grader, Charlotte Baker, is devastated after the loss of her best friend before she moves. How is she supposed to leave beautiful Portland, and go straight to a the city of San Francisco and start a new school, and have to make new friends. She wonders if she will ever see Jayce again. Afterall, before her friend died, they were in a fight. Somehow she feels like this is her fault. Taking a new path in life she forgets about her friend too fast and that just puts her down even more. HOW is she supposed to survive the seventh grade with new friends, new principles, new neighbors, and new boys. Is she going to ever adjust? Read the book to find out! :) ~Ruby T. June
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Dear Emma

Emma Baker was her best friend. She was also his girlfriend. Until she wasn't anymore. And what better way to replace the hole that she left than alcohol? ~*~ Emma is gone. But her boyfriend, Ryder, and her best friend, Kai, are still here. And they're hurting. Kai and Ryder have been close, even before Ryder started dating Emma. They grew up together, their parent's friends since college. So when Emma dies, and they both start falling in the same rabbit hole, their parents ship them off to grief camp. Which isn't as bad as they expected. There, they learn how to cope with Emma's death, leaning on each other; maybe a little too much. WARNING: this book has language, deals with suicide, depression, grief, and underage drinking

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