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The first book that i read was Boy21 by Matthew quick.This was one of the best books I've ever read.The plot of this book was about a young man named Finley who lives in a mobbed run down city run by the Irish.His family is very poor he goes to a school everyday and is called white rabbit for being the only white and quiet person in his school everyday at lunch he has a pile of carrots dumped on his plate.But he is also the star point guard at his school.But one day Finley's coach asks him to look after a boy called “boy 21” because his parents were killed and now needs help so for the next couple of months everything is normal and Finely takes care of of “boy 21” until one day some time before basketball season Finley's coach wants him to
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