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Jade Cardenas has lost a lot for a young girl that is only fifteen. After being in the juvenile hall for five months for a crime she didn't commit, she quickly catches on how to survive in the cruel world. Homeless and running away from the police she unexpectedly becomes tangled in the life of a very important gang member.
Albatross has spent his whole life in and out of foster homes, tossed from family to family, after being abandoned by his druggy parents. When a new family comes to foster him he figures it will be just like all the other times, and prepares himself for a short stay, but is pleasantly surprised to find that this family is different, and discovers a great friend in his new foster-brother Nikko. Through Nikko, Albatross meets and makes new friends, including a small but loud girl named Bobby who
One for sorrow Two for mirth Three for a wedding Four for a birth Five for silver Six for gold Seven for a secret that's never been told ... One cut for one verse, but what happens if the rhyme is repeated over and over again?
Jade Cardenas has lost a lot for a young girl that is only fifteen. After being in the juvenile hall for five months for a crime she didn't commit, she quickly catches on how to survive in the cruel world. Homeless and running away from the police she unexpectedly becomes tangled in the life of a very important gang member.
Albatross has spent his whole life in and out of foster homes, tossed from family to family, after being abandoned by his druggy parents. When a new family comes to foster him he figures it will be just like all the other times, and prepares himself for a short stay, but is pleasantly surprised to find that this family is different, and discovers a great friend in his new foster-brother Nikko. Through Nikko, Albatross meets and makes new friends, including a small but loud girl named Bobby who
One for sorrow Two for mirth Three for a wedding Four for a birth Five for silver Six for gold Seven for a secret that's never been told ... One cut for one verse, but what happens if the rhyme is repeated over and over again?