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A Thousand Shades of Blue
A Thousand Shades of Blue | Robin Stevenson
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A sailing trip to the Caribbean might sound great, but sixteen-year-old Rachel can't stand being trapped on a small boat with her family. She misses her best friend and feels guilty about leaving her older sister Emma, who lives in a group home. Her father is driving her crazy with his schedules and rules, her brother is miserable, and there is never anyone her own age around. Worst of all, there is nowhere to go when her parents fight. While their boat is being repaired, the family spends a few weeks in a small Bahamian community, where Rachel and Tim discover a secret which turns their world upside down and threatens to destroy the fragile ties that hold their family together.
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A Thousand Shades of Blue | Robin Stevenson
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I have serious feels about this book. First this book contains cheating and inappropriate age gaps. You have been warned. Also the way it is written has a strong suggestion of approval. This bugs me the most because this a middle grade book. No resolution. Which would be realistic and totally fine if it were targeted at adults like me. it is being marketed to kids and teens who are going to read and possibly learn unhealthy relationship habits.