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A quirky story about two kids who once agitated light on fire; burst into flames. Nothing happens to the kids, they are unharmed when it happens. This book has ...
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Nothing to See Here is a quirky and imaginative novel that explores the complexities of family and friendship. The story centers around Lillian, a young woman ...
Nothing to See Here is a novel by Tennessee author Kevin Wilson set in Nashville over one hot summer. It follows the emotional journey of a woman charged ...
Nothing to See Here
Book by Kevin Wilson
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The New York Times bestselling novel Lillian and Madison were unlikely roommates and yet inseparable friends at their elite boarding school. Then Lillian had to leave the school unexpectedly in the wake of a scandal and they’ve barely spoken... Google Books
Originally published: October 29, 2019
Author: Kevin Wilson
Genres: Humor, Coming-of-age story, Humorous Fiction, and more
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Alexis, a young blind man, moves to Mexico City to become independent from his parents and become a standup artist with the help of his best friend, ...
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It's a story of forgiveness, of developing trust and unusual yet healthy relationships, and of letting go of the past and discovering new beauty and purpose in ...
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“Are you hungry?” “I am,” he said, still not smiling. Maybe he was thinking about his fire children. Maybe he was thinking about me, this strange woman, taking ...