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Buddha Boy
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Chapter Book · Ages 12–+

Buddha Boy

By Kathe Koja

The kids at school call Jinsen "Buddha Boy"--he wears oversize tie-dyed dragon T- shirts, shaves his head, and always seems to be smiling. He's clearly a freak. Then Justin is paired with him for a class project. As he gets to know Jinsen and his incredible artistic talent, Justin questions his own beliefs. But being friends with Buddha Boy isn't simple, especially when Justin realizes that he's going to have to take sides. What matters more: the high school social order or getting to know someone extraordinary?

128 pages· 24,217 words· Est. 2.5 hour read
Mass Market Paperbound
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Buddha Boy
Sale price
$799

Buddha Boy

Chapter Book · Ages 12–+

The kids at school call Jinsen "Buddha Boy"--he wears oversize tie-dyed dragon T- shirts, shaves his head, and always seems to be smiling. He's clearly a freak. Then Justin is paired with him for a class project. As he gets to know Jinsen and his incredible artistic talent, Justin questions his own beliefs. But being friends with Buddha Boy isn't simple, especially when Justin realizes that he's going to have to take sides. What matters more: the high school social order or getting to know someone extraordinary?

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Buddha Boy
Sale price
$799

Buddha Boy

Chapter Book · Ages 12–+

The kids at school call Jinsen "Buddha Boy"--he wears oversize tie-dyed dragon T- shirts, shaves his head, and always seems to be smiling. He's clearly a freak. Then Justin is paired with him for a class project. As he gets to know Jinsen and his incredible artistic talent, Justin questions his own beliefs. But being friends with Buddha Boy isn't simple, especially when Justin realizes that he's going to have to take sides. What matters more: the high school social order or getting to know someone extraordinary?