Problem Child
After his parents adopt their youngest addition to the family, 12-year-old Chris uses rebellion to get their attention. When a defiant Chris finds out he’s being sent to boarding school, his whole world turns upside down.
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After his parents adopt their youngest addition to the family, 12-year-old Chris uses rebellion to get their attention. When a defiant Chris finds out he’s being sent to boarding school, his whole world turns upside down.
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