Good Idea Gone Bad
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Word Count
34,250 words, Guess
Page Count
137 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegoodideagonebad0000choy
- ISBN-100887802397
- ISBN-139780887802393
- Library of Congress Control Number94131634
- OCLC Control Number35228956
and 3 more
- Better World Books9780887802393
- Better World BooksP8-CEL-792
- Open LibraryOL1155499M
Classifications
- DDC[Fic]
- LCCPZ7.C448 Go 1993
- LCCPZ7.C448Go 1993
Description
Mick and his friends hang out in front of the downtown library--hassling passerby, making noise, spitting on anything in sight. If the night's slow they might even do a little "street cleaning," bashing some geek who has the bad luck to come anywhere near them. Unlike his friends, though, Mick would rather be playing drums in his metal band, but they broke up in a vicious scrap that left everyone in stitches. So when he meets Dariana, a keyboard player, he's psyched to get together. But for Dariana, Mick's bashing is not at all cool. When Mick and Dariana's band starts taking off, he knows he's got to change. But his old friends have other ideas, and they decide to "persuade" Mick to see things their way.
First Sentence
Let me tell you about the night we pounded that kid Stephen.
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