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Thisby Thestoop and the Black Mountain
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By Andrew Smith, Smith-Andrew, Sam Bosma, Bosma, Sam

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A teen at boarding school grapples with life, love, and rugby in this unforgettable novel that is "alternately hilarious and painful, awkward and enlightening" ( Publishers Weekly , starred review)...

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Thisby Thestoop and the black mountain
Thisby Thestoop and the black mountain

By Zac Gorman

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Thisby is the gamekeeper for the Black Mountain dungeon, the holding place of all creatures gruesome and grotesque, but her life takes a surprising turn when the prince and princess of the land of...

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By Andrew Smith, Smith-Andrew, Bosma, Sam

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Ryan Dean West Is A Fourteen-year-old Boy At A Boarding School For Rich Kids. He's Living In Opportunity Hall, The Dorm For Troublemakers, And Rooming With The Biggest Bully On The Rugby Team. And...

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Stand Off
Stand Off

By Andrew Smith

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By Sam Fisher

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