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Title: About A Boy
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Marcus is often bullied at school, because of his singing and his weird outward appearance.
6 Will goes to SPAT ( Single Parents - Alone Together) and pretends to be a single father with a two-year-old son whose mother has left him. On his first visit to SPAT he is not very enthusiastic, but he meets Suzie there and gets very interested in her...
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On his first visit to SPAT he is not very enthusiastic, but he meets Suzie there and gets very interested in her.
7 Returning home from a visit to his father in Cambridge for the weekend, Marcus finds his mother lying on the floor covered with a coat watching children’s cartoons...
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