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Summary Of Cracked By M. Walton
Cracked By: K.M.Walton
What would you do if your parents ignored you and told you that you were a mistake or you got abused by you grandfather who consumes a lifethrentening amount of alcohol on a daily basis. My book is Cracked by K.M.Walton. This book is about two teenaged boys who do not get along. Both boys Victor and William(Bull) acquire difficult life’s. Their complicated home life’s push them both to the psych-word. The most interesting part of my book occurs on the last day of school and some of the short scenes of the boys in the room they shared at the psych-word were not very exciting.
Some of the many events that had taken place on the last day of school were some what nerve racking. The very first situation happened right before
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