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Nothing to Lose by Alex Flinn

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Nothing to Lose

Alex Flinn

HarperCollins · Paperback · April 12, 2005

Reading lane: Runaway Stories

I shouldn't have come back to Miami . . .

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Escape and Return

A young fugitive’s return to Miami brings family turmoil and an uneasy reckoning with the past.

Come here for

  • The pull between running away and facing home
  • A carnival escape shadowed by family upheaval

Expect

  • A tense, troubled coming-of-age atmosphere
  • A sustained story of hiding and reckoning

Book Details

Authors
Alex Flinn
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
April 12, 2005
Format
Paperback
Theme
Runaway Stories · Homelessness & Poverty for Teens
Reading lane
Runaway Stories

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Coming of Age

  • YA Family Stories

  • Assimilation for Teens

  • Depression for Teens

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  • Friendship for Teens

  • Mental Illness for Teens

  • Abuse & Trauma for Teens

  • Runaway Stories

About This Book

I shouldn't have come back to Miami . . . I've been escaping cops' notice for a year now. I'm no longer Michael Daye, high school athlete with a promising future. Now I look like someone whit no future. When Michael saw a chance to leave town with a traveling carnival a year ago, he took it. Back then, his home life was spinning violently out of control. The carnival, with its "no questions asked" policy, seemed like a welcome escape. But now Michael's job has brought him ba...

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I shouldn't have come back to Miami . . . I've been escaping cops' notice for a year now. I'm no longer Michael Daye, high school athlete with a promising future. Now I look like someone whit no future. When Michael saw a chance to leave town with a traveling carnival a year ago, he took it. Back then, his home life was spinning violently out of control. The carnival, with its "no questions asked" policy, seemed like a welcome escape. But now Michael's job has brought him back to Miami, where his mother is on trial for murder, making him wonder how much longer he can hide from his past . . . and his future.

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