Isn't It Pretty To Think So?

Author: Nick Miller
Edition: 1st
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0983896119

Isn't It Pretty To Think So?

Isn't It Pretty To Think So? is a contemporary, coming-of-age tale by first-time novelist Nick Miller. Get Isn't It Pretty To Think So? literature books for free.
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Set in Los Angeles, the novel follows Jake Reed, a world-weary recent college graduate struggling to find use for his liberal arts degree amidst a waning workforce. He eventually lands a job in real estate as a "Social Media Manager," a role that requires the mindless pursuit of likes, tweets, and hits.

After a death in the family and a surprise inheritance, Jake quits his job and meanders through lonely hotel rooms, quiet beach towns, and then, in a dramatic shift, stations himself in West Hollywood where disillusioned twenty-somethings lose themselves in the madness of drugs and sex. It is here that the only proof of Check Isn't It Pretty To Think So? our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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