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In "Second Chances," readers become co-authors, guiding the main character through the ups and downs of a difficult friendship that unfolds during a summer school setting. Each choice the reader makes influences how the protagonist copes and ultimately resolves the conflict, creating a personalized narrative experience.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Psychological Fiction/Relationship Drama
Authors: Erin Falligant
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