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With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo

With the Fire on High

by Elizabeth Acevedo
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  • May 7, 2019, 400 pages
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  • Mar 2021, 416 pages
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Love_Tinkerell

Her fire IS on HIGH
This book is fantastic for teenagers who care about themselves and about what they want to do after they finish high school.
Carrington Sullivan

Amazing
This book is so good because let me tell you listening to the audio book for With the Fire on High, I feel a part of the book as a freshman in high school, it also tells me that I can get my life back on track even if I have a little problem in the way
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