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“If you think you can stand looking and not touching for eight months, you're welcome to try." "Try' being the operative word," he said, sighing. "No, I can't. And I don't want to try.”

Quote by Leah Raeder

Book:Unteachable
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Unteachable

This book delves into the complexities of the educational system and the transformative journey of its characters as they navigate personal challenges and self-discovery. more

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Leah Raeder

Leah Raeder, born on April 6, 1982, is an accomplished American author known for her works in young adult literature. Her writing style is highly regarded for its unique narrative techniques and profound emotional expression, which resonate deeply with young readers. more

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