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“Henry Smith’s dad informed him that if you construct your home far enough apart from Trouble, subsequently Trouble won't ever discover you.”But Trouble comes careening in the future one-night in the shape of the pick-up truck that hits Henry’s older sibling, Franklin. Within the truck is Chay Chouan, a Cambodian from Franklin’s basic college, and the incident initiates racial concerns within the school—and within the well-founded city wherever Henry’s family has lived for decades. Captured between rage and suffering, Henry sets out to complete the one thing he is able to think about: rise Mt. Katahdin, the greatest mountain in Maine, which Franklin and he were likely to rise together.