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The boy who lost his face : [novel]

David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity before new friends and a very nice girl help him to be a stronger person, more assertive person.

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  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity before new friends and a very nice girl help him to be a stronger person, more assertive person."@en
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity. A nice girl helps him to be a stronger, more assertive person."@en
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity before new friends and a very nice girl help him to be a stronger, more assertive person."
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity before new friends and a very nice girl help him to be a stronger, more assertive person."@en
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack. David learns that popularity isn't everything with the help of new friends and a very nice girl."@en
  • "DAVID IS ONLY trying to be cool when he helps some of the popular kids steal Old Lady Bayfield's cane. But when the plan backfires, he's the one the "old witch" curses. Now David can't seem to do anything right. Is it the Bayfield curse at work' Or is David simply turning into a total loser' "Wildly funny."'Kirkus Reviews From the Trade Paperback edition."
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity before new friends and a very nice girl help him to be a stronger, more assertive pserson."@en
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman whom he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity. New friends help him to become a stronger, more assertive person."@en
  • "David was only trying to be cool when he helped some other boys steal an old lady's cane. But when the plan backfires, he is the one she curses. Now he can't seem to do anything right. The cool kids taunt him and his only friends are weirdos."
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman he has helped his schoolmates attack, and learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity."@en
  • "David a attaqué Mrs Bayfield, une vielle dame, pour lui voler sa canne. Mais, tout ce que lui et ses amis infligent à cette dame se retourne finalement contre eux..."
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman when he helps his schoolmates steal her cane. David learns that popularity isn't everything with the help of new friends and a very nice girl."
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman when he helps his schoolmates steal her cane. David learns that popularity isn't everything with the help of new friends and a very nice girl."@en
  • "David receives a curse from an elderly woman, he has helped his schoolmates attack, and he learns to regret his weakness in pandering to others for the sake of popularity before new friends and a very nice girl help him to be a stronger, more assertive person."

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  • "Young adult fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
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  • "The boy who lost his face : [novel]"@en
  • "Le garçon qui avait perdu la face"
  • "Der Fluch des David Ballinger"
  • "Kuka ei kuulu joukkoon?"@fi
  • "Boy who lost his face"@en
  • "The boy who lost his face"
  • "The boy who lost his face"@en

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