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Folded Notes from High School
By Matthew Boren
Narrated by: Taylor Spreitler, Ramy Youssef, Ryan Newman, Christina Applegate, Selma Blair, Matt Boren, Rebecca Budig, Vicki Davis, Katie Lowes, Meredith Salenger, Adam Shapiro
Unabridged — 4 hours, 48 minutes
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By Matthew Boren
Narrated by: Taylor Spreitler, Ramy Youssef, Ryan Newman, Christina Applegate, Selma Blair, Matt Boren, Rebecca Budig, Vicki Davis, Katie Lowes, Meredith Salenger, Adam Shapiro
Unabridged — 4 hours, 48 minutes
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A status-obsessed senior unexpectedly falls for a freshman because of his Danny Zuko audition in their high school's production of*Grease*in this outrageously funny epistolary novel set in 1991.
"Matt Boren brilliantly captures the voices of students way back in 1992 with humor and wit and a unique ability to shift from freshman to senior, boy to girl, cheerleader to theater geek. In this hilarious novel, Boren adeptly proves that the more things change, the more things stay the same."
--Kell...
"Matt Boren brilliantly captures the voices of students way back in 1992 with humor and wit and a unique ability to shift from freshman to senior, boy to girl, cheerleader to theater geek. In this hilarious novel, Boren adeptly proves that the more things change, the more things stay the same."
--Kell...