Summary
With the exception of the psychically inclined, most people would prefer to let their futures remain unknown, fearing that what they discover might influence their current choices and, as a result, alter what was otherwise meant to be.
In the inventive new young-adult novel, "The Future of Us," two Pennsylvania teenagers aren't given that choice.See the full content of this document
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Teens See 'Future' in Facebook-Based Mystery
Emma Nelson was a middle-of-the-road 16-year-old, running track and practicing saxophone at Lake Forest High when her divorcee dad gave her a guilt gift -- a hand-me-down computer. ...
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