Book reviews

By Anonymous
This book is very funny. Rafe, in the end, is a good rolemodel for standing up for his mom and little sister. Rafe is abused by his stepfather and beat up by Miller 'The Killer'. Miller also makes Rafe buy back a notebook from him forcefully.




That is my book review and I don’t spoil anything 

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