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“One minute I’m standing there behind everyone and the next thing I know, I’m between Matthew and Viola, I have my knife out pointing at him, my own Noise falling like an avalanche and my mouth saying, “You best take two steps away from her and you best be taking ’em right quick.”

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The Knife of Never Letting Go

In this gripping dystopian narrative, Todd, a young boy living in a world where every thought is an echo, embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the secrets of his world. As he navigates the treacherous landscape, Todd must confront the dark forces that threaten not only his own survival but the existence of humanity itself. more

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Patrick Ness
Patrick Ness

Patrick Ness, born on October 17, 1971, is a renowned author from the United Kingdom. Known for his unique writing style and engaging narratives, Ness has made a significant impact in the realm of young adult literature. His works often delve into complex human relationships and emotional experiences, resonating with both young readers and literary critics. more

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