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    • Pub. Date: October 2007
    • Sales Rank: 12,375

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      • Pub. Date: October 2007
      • Publisher: Spark Publishing
      • Format: Downloadable Spark Note
      • Sales Rank: 12,375

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      What do you get when a group of Harvard Students creates study guides for the 21st century? Better grades. Not long ago our writers were acing their classes. Now they're loading SparkNotes with concise critical analysis that won't yellow with age. With SparkNotes you'll have an easier time understanding and enjoying great works of literature. SparkNotes -- the smarter, better, faster way to an "A."

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      December 06, 2005: My opinion of this story is that it was a hard,complex story of teenage boys trying to become men. They were away from home, having to deal with feelings and emotions pretty muc alone, at leasst in their eyes. I feel,though, that even though it was not my first choice, it did have good meaning. I just had a rough time with it. I unfortunately would not recommend it to another person. I do feel that Knowles wrote a very good novel for the idea he was trying to give. Laura Sanders