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Breaking Good Habits
It's 2034. Our public schools have been raped and left for dead by corporate heads posing as educators. In Kalamazoo, victims of the profit mongers are among thousands forced from college into a gypsy, hippie-like existence. They ride autonomous cars but have nowhere to go. Kian hopelessly fights for justice from within the schools, Jax seeks a broader social overthrow, while Brielle dodges the dangers that come with every step. Is happiness or fulfillment still possible for any of them? And who will save our descendants from the greed driven schools we allowed to spawn?
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Breaking Good Habits
It's 2034. Our public schools have been raped and left for dead by corporate heads posing as educators. In Kalamazoo, victims of the profit mongers are among thousands forced from college into a gypsy, hippie-like existence. They ride autonomous cars but have nowhere to go. Kian hopelessly fights for justice from within the schools, Jax seeks a broader social overthrow, while Brielle dodges the dangers that come with every step. Is happiness or fulfillment still possible for any of them? And who will save our descendants from the greed driven schools we allowed to spawn?
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Breaking Good Habits

Breaking Good Habits

by Daniel Smith
Breaking Good Habits

Breaking Good Habits

by Daniel Smith

Overview

It's 2034. Our public schools have been raped and left for dead by corporate heads posing as educators. In Kalamazoo, victims of the profit mongers are among thousands forced from college into a gypsy, hippie-like existence. They ride autonomous cars but have nowhere to go. Kian hopelessly fights for justice from within the schools, Jax seeks a broader social overthrow, while Brielle dodges the dangers that come with every step. Is happiness or fulfillment still possible for any of them? And who will save our descendants from the greed driven schools we allowed to spawn?

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781533509741
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 12/02/2016
Pages: 212
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.45(d)

About the Author

Daniel Smith is a retired educator from Michigan. Besides enjoying writing he is also an artist, having illustrated several children's books, and a musician.
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