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The protagonist of Edit Sohonyai's new book is the nineteen-year-old Böbe, just like in the previous volumes of the author's novel series. Of course, his famous and infamous classmates, who are members...
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Sohonyai Edit
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Móra Ferenc Ifjúsági Könyvkiadó
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9789634153238

The protagonist of Edit Sohonyai's new book is the nineteen-year-old Böbe, just like in the previous volumes of the author's novel series. Of course, his famous and infamous classmates, who are members of the legendary band Mocsok Csillag, are not missing from the story: Tamás, Ravasz and Csótány. In the final volume of the series, this time a great opportunity and challenge await the band: they can perform at the Admiral's Festival, organized by Böbe's father. The motto of the festival: Ride freely - this is a reference to a clean, drug-free event where parents can safely let young people who want to have fun go. The complications begin when Rob, the former drug dealer, appears and asks Böbe for help: there is no place where he can hide or sleep. And the overly naive and good-hearted girl gets Rob the key to the rehearsal room...

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