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August Bishop and Ethan Knight have been best friends since the day they first met at his seventh birthday party. Ethan's mother passed away not long after giving birth, so he is left with his dad and spends a lot of time with August and her family. Both are nineteen years old and have hopeful dreams. Ethan has been performing magic tricks his whole life, always leaving August in awe and wondering how the trick was done. August, on the other hand, has a love for acting. She cares about her family constantly and her best friend Ethan. Determined to accomplish what she wants, August lets nothing stop her. Just Friends, by Billy Taylor, is a fictional, young adult, romance novel about love, magic, friendship, and fame. In the novel,
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