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Me Him Them and It

Caela Carter

Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Childrens

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Summary

ME: Evelyn, closeted good girl turned bad. 
HIM: Todd, her supposed Friend with Benefits. 
THEM: Her cold, distant parents.  
IT: The baby that's growing inside her. 
 
When Evelyn decided to piss off her parents with a bad reputation, she wasn't planning to ruin her valedictorian status. She also wasn't planning to fall for Todd-the guy she was just using for sex. And she definitely wasn't planning on getting pregnant. When Todd turns his back on her, Evelyn's not sure where to go. Can a distant mother, a cheating father, an angry best friend, and a (thankfully) loving aunt with adopted daughters of her own help Evelyn make the heart-wrenching decisions that follow?
Available since: 02/26/2014.
Print length: 320 pages.

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