Planet Grief

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Planet Grief
Planet Grief
Author : Monique Polak
File Size : 44,8 Mb
Publisher : Orca Book Publishers
Language : English
Release Date : 04 September 2018
ISBN : 9781459815704
Pages : 189 pages
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What a crappy way to spend a weekend. The always-sarcastic Abby would rather be playing soccer, and the cagily quiet Christopher thinks a grief retreat is a waste of time. Neither of them wants to spend two days talking about their feelings. But despite their best efforts to stay aloof, Abby and Christopher are drawn into the lives of the other kids at the retreat. Maybe their stories will make them rethink how they are dealing with their own losses.

Planet Grief

Planet Grief by Monique Polak

What a crappy way to spend a weekend. The always-sarcastic Abby would rather be playing soccer, and the cagily quiet Christopher thinks a grief retreat is a waste of time. Neither of them wants to spend two days talking about their feelings. But despite their best efforts to stay aloof,

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