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Cover of Best Thing
young adult · 1998 · estimated

Best Thing

Spice · 2 of 5

One or two intimate scenes, fade to black or lightly described.

Explicitness · 1 of 3

Euphemistic. Softened or poetic language, little direct anatomy.

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Mel's life is totally out of sync, at school, at home, everywhere. Pug is the only good thing - loving him, in his untidy room scented and shadowed with frangipani, she finds passionate fulfilment. But his world is so different from hers - can they possibly make it together? And can she let him in on her overwhelming secret? 'Tough, tender, sexy, passionate, this is one of the year's best.' - Pam Macintyre, Age ' The Best Thing is an impossibly good book. I felt enriched by reading it. It has the energy of a rock concert, and the finesse of a violin. I wish I'd written it.' - John Marsden 'A beautiful book, a passionate novel of love, of learning, of loss and of new life.' - Sophie Masson

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