Annotated Bibliography: First And Then By Emma Mills

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Mills, Emma. First & Then. N.p.: n.p., n.d. Print.

First and Then by Emma Mills is a young adult literature book with a twist of how Devon and Ezra fell in love. The only problem is Ezra came to visit for a long time,while Devon liked Ezra. Devon noticed Ezra on the football field and ever since then liked him. She and her cousin Foster tried to get along,but Foster would get in the way at some times. Foster talked to Ezra and they became football friends and then Devon was able to talk to Ezra. Ezra then told Foster that he liked Devon,then Devon found out and was really happy. From there, Ezra and Devon got closer together as well as Foster with Devon. The only problem was that Rachel, a newspaper reporter was

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