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About the AuthorRachael Lippincott is the coauthor of #1 New York Times bestseller Five Feet Apart and All isTime. She holds a BA in English writing from the University of Pittsburgh. Originally from BucksCounty, Pennsylvania, she currently resides in Pittsburgh with her wife and their dog, Hank.Visit us at simonandschuster.com/teenwww.SimonandSchuster.com/Authors/Rachael-LippincottSimon & Schuster Books for Young ReadersSimon & Schuster, New York
Also coauthored by Rachael LippincottFIVE FEET APARTALL THIS TIME
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This one’s for you, Mom. I love y
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moving back into town after twenty
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of those babies,” my dad whispers
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It’s her eyes, though, that start
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“Not so much anymore,” I say.an
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same words hundreds of times. I alw
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I smile at him, nudging him right b
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distance just in front of me, HUCKA
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apron and my pink Nina’s Bakery h
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resident gay of Huckabee.”Blake l
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4A few hours later I push open the
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chance.Blake appears in the closet
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“Do you hate it?”She’s the fi
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“I can’t believe your dad was s
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She stops dead and looks back, our
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Could I do them too?
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“I spent my morning slaving away
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I have to do it myself.I picture it
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Until now. If I can stop chickening
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I sigh, shutting the water off and
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My name will come up. Matt will get
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words become clearer, the block let
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out what the whole quote was. I cou
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She grins and shakes her head at me
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fiction books, and World War II his
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“Au milieu de l’hiver, j’appr
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“I’d hate to have to take the t
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calculus class she was probably the
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thinking they already know.”It fe
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“Okay. Fine. It has to be a small
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11I usually don’t work on Sundays
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I’m honestly not sure we’d be f
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dust behind us.I glance out the win
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much just be hiding out in my house
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13I sit on the steps of my house, s
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My eyes widen, and I give her a “
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now that she’s on the other end o
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to set, sending a shower of deep or
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She’s the first person I feel lik
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the cat dragged in.”“Nice to se
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15I meet up with Blake aer work on
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check off “3. Go on a picnic” a
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“Blake! I swear to God, don’t l
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17I spend most of the next day hidi
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afternoons. But I also think about
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pumps are older than dirt.”“No
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Claire in Kauai over spring break,
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wrist. “Your mom gave it to my da
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I’d needed someone more than anyt
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We’re planning on camping out in
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Blake’s silent, leaving a space f
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Page 123 and 124: 25The next forty-eight hours pass i
Page 125 and 126: She turns around to look at me, her
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Page 133 and 134: look down at Matt. For a moment I w
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Page 145 and 146: carefully uproot a sunflower to rep
Page 147 and 148: his arm around me. “Hey! I still
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