![]() ![]() It's a fantastically written debut that goes back and forth between two brothers over the course of a year and the change that comes over them during that time. Wilson's debut is more character-based than plot-based and, because of that, is quieter than a lot of books out there right now. This book was a refreshing read after all the fast-paced, quick adventures I'd been reading. What Alex cares most about is running, and when he's encouraged to try out for cross-country, he's surprised to find more than just a supportive teammate in his brother's friend Nathen."- summary from Martin Wilson's website And he would, if his ten-year-old neighbor, Henry, didn't keep showing up, looking for company. ![]() The only question is why.ĪLEX: With his friends no longer talking to him and his brother constantly in motion, Alex is prepared to get through junior year on his own. In a town where secrets are hard to keep, everyone knows what Alex did at the annual back-to-school party. But the only thing James really wants is his college acceptance letter, so he can get far away from Alabama. JAMES: Popular, smart, and athletic, James seems to have it all. "Thoughtful and moving, What they Always Tell Us is a powerful debut novel about the bond between two brothers-and the year that changes everything. ![]() What They Always Tell Us by Martin Wilson ![]()
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