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“There are also the people too bizarre to ignore, like Kyle Simpson. Future male stripper.”

Quote by Jay Asher

Book:The Future of Us

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The Future of Us

This book delves into the evolving dynamics of human connections and societal shifts, offering a thought-provoking narrative about the future of interpersonal relationships and the broader social landscape. more

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Jay Asher is an American writer known for his young adult literature. Born on September 30, 1975, he is renowned for his novel '13 Reasons Why,' which delves into complex themes of teenage suicide and bullying in schools. more

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