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Full Tilt

Neal Shusterman

Ages 12–16

Readers rate it 3.8 (25 on Hardcover)

216 pages · Released Jun 1, 2003

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LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

Full Tilt is a dark fantasy adventure that uses a mysterious carnival setting to explore themes of sacrifice, responsibility, and self-discovery. While the premise involves high stakes and creepy atmosphere, the violence is not graphic and the story emphasizes emotional growth over shock value. The book rewards courage, empathy, and putting others' needs before your own, making it suitable for mature middle-grade to early teen readers who enjoy atmospheric fantasy.

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From the publisher

When sixteen-year-old Blake goes to a mysterious, by-invitation-only carnival he somehow knows that it could save his comatose brother, but soon learns that much more is at stake if he fails to meet the challenge presented there by the beautiful Cass When sixteen-year-old Blake goes to a mysterious, by-invitation-only carnival he somehow knows that it could save his comatose brother, but soon learns that much more is at stake if he fails to meet the challenge presented there by the beautiful Cass

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  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Fantasy
  • Young Adult
  • Adventure
  • Science Fiction
  • Young Adult Fiction
  • Brothers
  • Fiction
  • Carnivals in fiction
  • Carnivals
  • Self-perception
  • Near-death experiences

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ISBN 9780689803741 · Simon and Schuster

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