Silent deception? Max Heartwell, the new student at Cedar Ridge, wears tiny studs in his pierced ears, has high-light long curly hair and wears a multi-colored book-bag with a graphic of bug-eyed Ninja faces. Max is given a tour of his new school by Carl, "a member of the student body" whose pronoun is she and wears a hot pink book-bag with a graphic of bug-eyed animal. Max goes to his class, and the teacher wears a t-shirt with a graphic of a human eye. Later, Max meets Carl in the library with a friend he has known since third grade, a girl dressed in black and looking like a goth. Later, Max is approached by Buford, whom Carl had warned Max to avoid because he was trouble, and Buford denied it. Later, when Tears for Fears begins singing their iconic song "Mad World" about teenage angst, Max sits alone on a toilet in the boys' restroom writing notes. Later, after Carl talks with Goth Girl, he passes Max in the hallway and tells him, "I know what you're doing here, Max; your truth will come to light." Then Max walks out of the school to the parking lot. And what exactly is Max Heartwell's silent deceptive truth? Wait for the shocking, amazing, exciting sequel.
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Silent deception? Max Heartwell, the new student at Cedar Ridge, wears tiny studs in his pierced ears, has high-light long curly hair and wears a multi-colored book-bag with a graphic of bug-eyed Ninja faces. Max is given a tour of his new school by Carl, "a member of the student body" whose pronoun is she and wears a hot pink book-bag with a graphic of bug-eyed animal. Max goes to his class, and the teacher wears a t-shirt with a graphic of a human eye. Later, Max meets Carl in the library with a friend he has known since third grade, a girl dressed in black and looking like a goth. Later, Max is approached by Buford, whom Carl had warned Max to avoid because he was trouble, and Buford denied it. Later, when Tears for Fears begins singing their iconic song "Mad World" about teenage angst, Max sits alone on a toilet in the boys' restroom writing notes. Later, after Carl talks with Goth Girl, he passes Max in the hallway and tells him, "I know what you're doing here, Max; your truth will come to light." Then Max walks out of the school to the parking lot. And what exactly is Max Heartwell's silent deceptive truth? Wait for the shocking, amazing, exciting sequel.