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These Stranger Thing companion novels have been really hit or miss with me but I really enjoyed this one. I was also unsure if it was true that Mike and Dustin never went to any of his games because I was under the impression that this was the first time that the game landed on the same night as Hellfire, considering how in shock Mike and Dustin were. Great book, it covers Lucas' experiences as one of the only black people in Hawkins High and the racism he endures. Dry fly is without any doubt my go to method; the only method actually in which I have supreme confidence.Cuando menciona a Max o algún aspecto de su vida que los demás no entendían, y la única que lo entendía si estaba presente era Erica.

We see themes of oppression and marginalization explored with Eddie’s character and I wish Lucas was included in that. And he begins to understand himself as a Black teen in Hawkins, which feels unlike anything-in this world or any other-he's ever experienced. Summary: The thrilling adventure of Stranger Things continues where season three left off, with fan favorite Lucas Sinclair finally telling his own story in his own words.which has been such an outstanding ‘puller’ of fish and perfect for duo technique; always tied on a 16. Davies focuses on Lucas Sinclair, one of the show’s original cast members and one of Hawkins, Indiana’s few “token black kids.