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Switching Gears | Chantele Sedgwick

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-Perfect for fans of John Green, Miranda Kenneally, and Sarah Dessen -Author was nominated for a 2015 Whitney Award in the YA General category for her first book, Love, Lucas. -Contemporary young adult fiction is popular at the moment, and the characters in this book represent real teenagers dealing with real-world issues -Follows a teenage girl whose boyfriend has died from cancer and whose mother is showing signs of early onset Alzheimer's disease, which affects more than 200,000 adults between the ages of 40 and 50 in the United States. -Second in an unnamed universe in which all characters appear in each book in some way. Books can be read out of chronological order. Follow-up, Interlude, will be released in February 2018. Will contain teaser chapter of Interlude.

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Switching Gears | Chantele Sedgwick

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. A goodreads win that I finished in 2 days. Couldn't put it down. Over half way through I was thinking it was a great read but very predictable and sweet. But by the end I couldn't stop. Tears and smiles. This is an excellent book.