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Thinking Straight

Book Description
I know God doesn't make mistakes, and if I'm gay it's because that's what he wanted. What you wanted. And I think the challenge is to get everyone else to see that. This is their test, not mine.

If only Taylor Adams had kept on lying to his parents, none of this would have happened. He wouldn't have been shipped off to Straight to God, an institution devoted to "deprogramming" troubled teenage... More

Book Information
PublisherKensington Publishing Corporation
BindingPaperback (3 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages304
ISBN-10B00B55BV3O
Publication Date05/01/2008
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About Robin Reardon (Author) : I'm the author of four published novels for and about gay teens: A Secret Edge; Thinking Straight; A Question of Manhood; and (as of late July) The Evolution of Ethan Poe. In addition, I was invited... more
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7/3/2011 Robin Reardon said:
Taylor Adams is a Christian, gay teenager whose parents send him to a summer camp designed to straighten him out. Over the course of the story, he manages to figure out how to remain true both to himself and to his religion. He learns to think strategically about religion. He learns that it's all ab... more

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