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Title	:	Braden's Story
Author	:	Mason Dodd
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 446 pages
Published	:	November 9th 2014
Categories	:	Romance. M M Romance. LGBT. Gay

Braden's Story Kindle Edition | Pages: 446 pages

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Braden is 13, an only child and the member of a devout Christian family, and everything couldn't be better until he begins realizing his attraction for the same sex. Soon, the family that once felt indestructible begins faltering and is seemingly torn apart by the simple fact he struggles to fulfil the expectation of who he's meant to be in the eyes of his parents and God. In fact, everyone seems to know what's best but him. Warning: occasional coarse language and a mild sex scene.

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Ratings: 4.03 From 233 Users | 33 Reviews

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Must read with Aaron's StoryThis story synchronizes with Aaron's Story and both should be made available to all middle school and high school students and their families. Both are movie worthy for those with short attention spans and no desire to learn. Both books should be followed by a group or family discussion of the events and characters to feel the real value of the message.Both books entwine the inevitable shift of teenagers from the importance of family to the needs for good friends as

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Sad StoryI thought this was a good tale, well told. I spent a lot of the bok wondering where in the United States , people used so many britishisms. Then at the very very end , I saw something mentioning Australia. Now I know.

Read both stories (Aaron and Braden) one after the other in two days... I came out late in my life, and though I'm now in a wonderful relationship for 12 year, I tend to miss/wonder what my teenager year would have been if I had came out at that time. So, I really enjoyed both stories, as I believe they do complement each others quite well, and should be, in my opinion, read to grasp the complex situation Aaron and Braden are living in. In terms of family, friend and school backgrounds. Mot sure

Inspirational I felt so much for these characters. No one should have to feel the hate or fear that Braden or Aaron felt. This is a must read that should hopefully open others eyes to the damage they do with words of hate.

rating: 1/5I feel terrible for giving this book one star because this book tries to address a variety of real issues of growing up gay in a severely religious household and being forced out the closet in school. But this book just didn't work for me.I can see where the author was coming from and where he wanted to go but unfortunately the execution was greatly lacking. The characters lacked depth and complexity. Many interactions took the form of an episode of Jerry Springer where there was

This is the second book in this gay teen series and it was better than the first one. I thought that the story was more believable this time round although very similar in aspects to the first story. It was nice that as Braden is a cousin of Aaron the subject of the first book, we got to catch up with the other characters. I felt for Braden even more than for Aaron as he was younger and going through more than just being gay. I also found him stronger as a person with better friends. I know that