When he first saw Ann-Katrin on the bus, he was enchanted, mesmerized, captivated, smitten. But now he sits alone in his room, a sixteen-year-old boy, with all the objects collected from their short-lived relationship in front of him. He tears up the bus pass from their first meeting. He drops the pot of lemon balm she gave him over the edge of his balcony. He throws the black frisbee and the Swiss army knife over too. Systematically he destroys each item. As he plays the movie of his past over in his head, memory and reality blend into one story, the final show.

 

There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 2005 by Hachette Children's Group .

Per Nilsson was born in Malmo, Sweden, and currently lives in Solvesborg. He has written more than twenty books for young people, many of which have won awards. He has also written several plays and the screenplay for a movie based on one of his novels. His books have been translated into sixteen languages.