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- Author: Mark Gibson
- Publisher: INDEPENDENTLY PUBLISHED
- ISBN-10: 1691053104
- ISBN-13: 9781691053100
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Description
Every story ends, some just end before they should.
Suicidal thoughts plague ten-year-old Max at the end of the toughest summer break of his life.
With his best friend gone for the summer, Max discovers a kid's social networking site. He makes tons of friends, the best among them, Malia. Not wanting to risk any of his new friendships, he makes a series of bad choices, pushing him to thoughts of suicide.
Malia, being an eleven-year-old victim of depression herself, tries to help Max as best she can. But with a troubled home life, she swings from being Max's protector and mentor one day to his personal bully the next.
Praise for Max
"Fantastic job hitting a really tough subject without making it too depressing or making it too dark." --Kenzie Giwonja
"i have Malia feels i wanna jump into the book. shake her. and tell her to stop degrading herself. this is AWESOME" --Cameron Marie
"This book helps to fill a needed niche" --Leigh Collazo, Librarian
"such an awesome book about this tragic topic." --Pat, BookBub
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- Author: Mark Gibson
- Publisher: INDEPENDENTLY PUBLISHED
- ISBN-10: 1691053104
- ISBN-13: 9781691053100
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Every story ends, some just end before they should.
Suicidal thoughts plague ten-year-old Max at the end of the toughest summer break of his life.
With his best friend gone for the summer, Max discovers a kid's social networking site. He makes tons of friends, the best among them, Malia. Not wanting to risk any of his new friendships, he makes a series of bad choices, pushing him to thoughts of suicide.
Malia, being an eleven-year-old victim of depression herself, tries to help Max as best she can. But with a troubled home life, she swings from being Max's protector and mentor one day to his personal bully the next.
Praise for Max
"Fantastic job hitting a really tough subject without making it too depressing or making it too dark." --Kenzie Giwonja
"i have Malia feels i wanna jump into the book. shake her. and tell her to stop degrading herself. this is AWESOME" --Cameron Marie
"This book helps to fill a needed niche" --Leigh Collazo, Librarian
"such an awesome book about this tragic topic." --Pat, BookBub
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