title: The World's Best Thin Books, Revised: What to Read When Your Book Report is Due Tomorrow
author:  Joni Richards Bodart 
description: Clearly aware of the many reluctant readers and procrastinators among teens, Bodart has compiled a list of high-quality, quick-to-read books (all still in print) that is sure to satisfy. Each entry provides just enough description to pique reader interest and includes bibliographic notation, information on readability and subjects covered, an annotated list of characters, and a cursory booktalk that emulates the author's tone and point of view. She concludes each entry with a list of major themes addressed in the book and possible book report or booktalk ideas. The six-part appendix enhances the book's usefulness with indexes of authors, titles, genre, subjects, readability, and curriculum areas. Teachers compiling new book lists and librarians seeking high-quality shorter novels will like this, but it will be especially helpful to students who need to discover that brevity is not the only criterion for selecting a book. <i>Roger Leslie</i>
zlib_text: THROUGH THICK AND THIN
  FIGHTING FOR LOVE: BOOK2
  
  J.P. OLIVER
  
  CONTENTS
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  Chapter 1
  Chapter 2
  Chapter 3
  Chapter 4
  Chapter 5
  Chapter 6
  Chapter 7
  Chapter 8
  Chapter 9
  Chapter 10
  Chapter 11
  Chapter 12
  Chapter 13
  Chapter 14
  Chapter 15
  Chapter 16
  Chapter 17
  Chapter 18
  Chapter 19
  Chapter 20
  Epilogue
  End of Book 2 – Please Read This
  Acknowledgments
  Through Thick And Thin
  
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  IMPORTANT INFORMATION…
  This book, “Through Thick And Thin” is the Second book in the Fighting For Love Series. However,
  this book and every other book in the series can be read as a stand-alone. Thus, it is not required to
  read the first book to understand the second (as so on). Each book can be read by itself.
  
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  ance was the kind of person who could admit, at least to himself, that he liked to feel needed.
  He loved it when his friends went to him for advice