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How to Lose Everything: a Mostly True Story

How to Lose Everything: a Mostly True Story by Philipp Mattheis; translated by Kathryn Malczyk

In 1994 Germany, four teenage boys find their normal lives turned upside down when they find a large amount of cash hidden in an abandoned house and opt to spend the money on clothing, food, clubbing, and drugs.
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