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A young man carrying a briefcase and walking toward an open doorway, symbolizing the search for a job.

Get a Job

Family Work Career Life Lessons Responsibility New Beginnings First Job Job Hunting Independence Personal Growth

Sam has the perfect life. He calls it freedom; but his parents call it lazy. But one nervous walk into a bookshop is about to prove them both wrong.

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