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Inventing Elliot

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Elliot, a victim of bullying, invents a calmer, cooler self when he changes schools in the middle of freshman year, but soon attracts the wrong kind of attention from the Guardians who "maintain or...

Inventing Elliot

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Inventing Elliot

By Graham Gardner

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Inventing Elliot

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Untitled Graham Gardner Bk 2 of 5 Bk Contract

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Untitled Graham Gardner Book 5 of 5 Book Contract

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Murray Mallee Country Swan Hill and District 1836 1986

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Een andere Elliot

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Elliot besluit op zijn nieuwe school niet langer het pispaaltje te zijn en sluit zich aan bij een bende die de macht op school heeft. Vanaf ca. 12 jaar.

Inventing Elliot

By Graham Gardner

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When fourteen-year-old Elliot Sutton arrives at HolminsterHigh, he's determined not to stand out. He simply can't let himself become a target again—not like he was at his last school. This time, he...

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