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"Told through multiple narrators, each with a unique voice, this story will grip teens. Readers will find themselves racing through the adventure with the three boys as they try to sort through opaque clues (and even break a difficult code) before they are caught by the corrupt police. At the same time, they will be swept up in the details of their &amp;quot;Trash&amp;quot; city, known as Behala, where &amp;quot;Trash&amp;quot; \"mountains go right from the docks to the marshes\" and the boys support themselves and their families by \"picking through the stuff this city throws away.\" Indeed, details about their lives in this futuristic, Third-World city -- and the atrocities experienced by the poor and others, including an elderly justice fighter -- may stick with readers longer than the actual adventure story at its heart. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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