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Level Up

Dennis Ouyang has always struggled in the shadow of his parents' expectations. His path is laid out for him: stay focused in high school, become a gastroenterologist. It may be hard work, but it isn't complicated ... until suddenly it is.

Between his father's death, his academic burnout, and his deep (and distracting) love of video games, Dennis is nowhere near where his family wanted him to be. In fact, he's just been kicked out of college.

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And that's when things get ... weird.

Four adorable—and bossy—angels, straight out of a sappy greeting card, appear and take charge of Dennis's life. And so Dennis finds himself herded back onto the straight and narrow: the path to gastroenterology. But nothing is ever what it seems when life, magic and video games collide.

Genre
fantasycoming of agemagical realismhumorliterary fiction
Themes
gamesdiversityfamilyfriendshipmedical
Setting
2010shigh schoolcollege
Audience
young adultadultnew adult
Length
short · 160 pages
Form
graphic novelsmanga

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