· The Last Chance Texaco is a novel about kids in a group home named Kindle House, nicknamed Last Chance Texaco. This is the last stop for troubled kids in The System before they get sent off to juvenile detention at Rabbit Island, a.k.a. As I've mentioned previously, I /5(). Hartinger captured the voices of the kids perfectly and portrays [the situation] extremely well."-. Genrefluent. " The Last Chance Texaco is a fast-paced, dramatic story, populated with authentic characters His dialogue is pitch-perfect and his narrative is utterly believable."-. The Bremerton Sun/5(43). This is teenage Lucy Pitt's last chance: Sent to yet another group home, she struggles to fit in because if she screws up here, it's off to a notorious last refuge for hopeless incorrigibles. Lucy's not one to be cowed easily#;getting shunted from one foster family to another for most of her life has seen to that#;and she shows herself to be smart, plucky, and resourceful. A love.
The Last Chance Texaco Brent Hartinger Young Adult / Gay Lesbian / Suspense. Read online. Published: The Order of the Poison Oak Brent Hartinger Young Adult / Gay Lesbian / Suspense. Read online. 76 Published: Grand Humble Brent Hartinger Young Adult. Brent Hartinger has been a full-time author for many years, writing novels, plays, and screenplays. He lives in Washington State. Among his books are Geography Club and its sequel, The Order of the Poison Oak, as well as The Last Chance Texaco and Split www.doorway.ru Dave and his friends, as a teenager he resisted getting a job for as long as possible but finally was forced by his parents to go. Last Chance Texaco, The by Hartinger, Brent and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at www.doorway.ru
Plagued by behavior problems and an addiction to OxyContin, Lucy is placed at Kindle House, a group home nicknamed "The Last Chance Texaco" because it's the last stop before Rabbit Island, the high-security facility where nobody wants to end up. Hartinger captured the voices of the kids perfectly and portrays [the situation] extremely well."-. Genrefluent. " The Last Chance Texaco is a fast-paced, dramatic story, populated with authentic characters His dialogue is pitch-perfect and his narrative is utterly believable."-. The Bremerton Sun. by Brent Hartinger. From the author of "Geography Club" comes a portrait of a subculture of teenagers living in a group home they call the Last Chance Texaco--the last stop before kids are shipped to the juvenile detention center.
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