Lunch Money

Follow your passion. Reach for the sky. You hear those words at graduation. And sixteen-year-old Hawk Hanover knows better.

Face it: no teenager can solve his parent's problems. Make real money. Take control of his own life. The police call them minors for a reason. Worse still, the IRS calls them dependents.

That means Hawk has to stand by and watch his single mom struggle to make ends meet. That means he has to ride out two long years in a new school with a hostile principal.

No friends e...