![]() ![]() Still, despite the contrivances, readers will likely be impressed when they finally discover the link between Manny and Harlan (and they will have something to think about when the book ends). It's hard to believe, for instance, that Manny did not previously question his missing baby pictures, and Harlan's mother seems overly cruel (she began blackmailing him back when he was in the Boy Scouts) and micromanages his life, using guilt trips and threats. ![]() The story follows the main character, Russel Middlebrook, as he tries to come to terms with the fact that he. It does find a footing, thankfully, and is constructive. But they may find that some of the plot points stretch credibility. Geography Club is a novel by Brent Hartinger. 'Geography Club,' based on Brent Hartinger's novel, quickly loses its way as it tells a coming-of-age tale about closeted teens. Readers will be curious about the connection between these two opposite protagonists, whose stories unfold in alternating chapters. Meanwhile, theater "geek" Manny has terrible nightmares, which make him question his own past-questions that his usually sensitive father does not want to answer. by Brent Hartinger 4. Rich, popular Harlan, the son of a senator, begins having premonitions of his own death (one of which almost comes true when a bus narrowly misses him on the corner of Grand and Humble Streets). An edition of Geography Club(2003) Geography Club 1st ed. Two 17-year-olds with very different lives both begin experiencing strange phenomena in Hartinger's ( Geography Club ![]()
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