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Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

Just In Case

by Meg Rosoff
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  • First Published:
  • Aug 8, 2006, 256 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jan 2008, 256 pages
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Please don't read this.
Ridiculously unreadable. How could anyone even rate this more than 1 star. There is no storyline and the characters are not described very well. I had to read this book for school and had to write a review of Agnes, a character from the book. Impossible as Meg Rosoff cannot write and uses to much description of "fate" and none of any story. Please, for your own good, DON'T read this!
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