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The Improbable Theory of Ana and Zak
Brian Katcher
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Two strangers become friends by leaving notes for each other in a library book at school. The friendship develops slowly, constrained by each user's limited access to the book. My favorite parts were to do with the mystery of the old book, but the art / drawings / doodles that Copernicus adds to the book really brings something different to this novel.
Their conversations are far-ranging and touch on many topics, some light, some heavier, and sometimes it feels like eavesdropping on a late-night conversation over IHOP coffee. Both characters are dealing with some serious issues in their lives and trying to get through senior year.
Sometimes their little essays get a little preachy and feel a little too grown-up, but kids today are way more informed on social justice topics than I ever was, so it's probably realistic for where we are now.
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