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The Martin Van Buren High School is the main The story takes place in the state Libby's old house is too very important in the setting. Both Libby and Jack go to this school, of Indiana in the little town of book. Her house was destroyed because she where most of the drama happens. The game Amos. had to be lifted out of it with a crane. Libby
"Fat Girl Rodeo" took place here and that is was so overweight she couldn't even get out of what started this whole mess.
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