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Title	:	Dear Life, You Suck
Author	:	Scott Blagden
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 310 pages
Published	:	March 26th 2013 by HMH Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Realistic Fiction. Romance. Humor. Coming Of Age. Teen

Dear Life, You Suck

Scott Blagden

Hardcover | Pages: 310 pages

Rating: 3.74 | 1169 Users | 183 Reviews

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“The shrinkadinks think I have a screw loose. Ain’t playing with a full deck. Whacked-out wiring. Missing marbles.”

Irreverent, foulmouthed seventeen-year-old Cricket is the oldest ward in a Catholic boys’ home in Maine—and his life sucks. With prospects for the future that range from professional fighter to professional drug dealer, he seems doomed to a life of “criminal rapscallinity.” In fact, things look so bleak that Cricket can’t help but wonder if his best option is one final cliff dive into the great unknown. But then Wynona Bidaban steps into his world, and Cricket slowly realizes that maybe, just maybe, life doesn’t totally suck.

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Original Title:	Dear Life, You Suck
ISBN:	0547904312 (ISBN13: 9780547904313)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Cricket Cherpin, Wynona Bidaban
Setting:	Maine(United States)

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Ratings: 3.74 From 1169 Users | 183 Reviews

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Where do books like this come from? Can anyone answer me that? Huh?

I think Cricket is one of my favorite characters of 2013. I either had a smile on my face or a lump in my throat. I loved the relationship between he and Mother Mary, and also his relationship with the Little Ones. The last two 'Dear Life' letters he wrote tugged at my heart. The ending was wonderful!

NO. JUST... NO.

I loved this book! Absolutely Loved! I think I fell a little in love with Cricket Cherpin. I laughed a lot and loved his old movie lines. He is a character that you cannot help but like and root for.

A True WordsmithI truly love his use of vocabulary, and the way he twists the words to convey whats on the characters minds.Im not sure exactly what I expected from this story, but I loved every word written.I would recommend this story for anyone who wants to lose themselves with a band of lovable characters, that takes you through one tough life to a realization of a better future.

This book was interesting, compelling, touching, and at times laugh out loud funny. It read more like a stream of consciousness than anything else. There wasn't a big plot; it was more like the main character, Cricket, was learning to grow up in his own way.

I'm like an eclipse. Not safe to stare directly into.