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Mr. 60% | Clete Barrett Smith

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Matt is a deadbeat high school student who sells drugs for the secret reason of supporting his terminally ill uncle. Perky Amanda enters the scene and it won't be long until she is getting Jack to give life a real effort.

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Mr. 60% | Clete Barrett Smith

I‘m currently reading Mr. 60%, I‘m about 8 Chapters in. It‘s pretty good so far, but I don‘t read a lot books so I‘m kinda struggling to read it.

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Mr. 60% | Clete Barrett Smith

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so-so

This was a short read (189 pages), which I didn‘t mind. But nothing really happened in this book. It felt like it was building up to something big, but nothing big happened. Yes, the main character‘s uncle died, but it happened quietly. There was enough going on that I feel like this book could have been taken in a different and exciting direction. It was a good book, but I probably won‘t read it again.