Chess Moves

A YA Coming of Age Short

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Pub Date Sep 30 2020 | Archive Date Nov 02 2020

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Description

18-year-old Lamont Barker has a tough decision to make: should he choose the cool school, or the dorky school? His friends are rallying behind a state college that guarantees a good time with a reputation for elaborate parties. On the other hand, Lamont was accepted at one of the top universities in the country on an academic scholarship. Amazing grades and Chess Club have always kept him on the straight and narrow, but what if Lamont wants to know what it's like to have a social life? To go to parties and have a girlfriend, for once?

The end of senior year is looming. Lamont doesn't have much time to decide and the right answer won't be easy. 

Which school will he choose?

18-year-old Lamont Barker has a tough decision to make: should he choose the cool school, or the dorky school? His friends are rallying behind a state college that guarantees a good time with a...


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ISBN 9781647041823
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I liked this, is a fast read and is enjoyable, I liked it and I liked its content (I can't tell you too much because of spoilers) but it is something you could love to read and you could read it in a day so I recommend it to you

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A really short story about a young boy, Lamont, who doesn't know which university to choose.

That's it. The short story isn't a life-changing-thing, but is cool and fun to read.

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