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Bliss's parents, who are hippies, leave the commune, Bliss has to go to her fancy grandma's house in a tony Atlanta neighborhood. For Bliss, it’s like being set down on an alien planet. The only guide naive Bliss has to her new environment is what she’s seen on The Andy Griffith Show . But... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Bliss: Sweet, naive, child of hippie parents. Gets dumped on Grandma. New girl at Crestview Academy.
- Sandy: The "big girl." She calls Bliss her "best friend." a freak.
- Liliana: A young woman who died decades before by suicide. shes insane.
- Sarah Lynn Lancaster: A beautiful, practically popular girl at Crestview who is in love with Lawrence whos dad is a clansman
- Lawrence: Lone Black student at Crestview Academy, former Catholic private school.
- Mitchell Truman: A cute boy that Bliss likes.
Setting & Locations edit
- Atlanta, Georgia: Where Bliss' Grandmother lives.
- Crestview Academy: The school where Bliss moves to.
First Sentence edit
Grandmother won't tolerate occultism, even of the nose-twitching sort made so adorable by Samantha Stevens, so I’m not allowed to watch Bewitched.
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- Lauren Myracle (Author)
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Page Count: 444
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- Books › Teens › Social Issues
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