Snipers, fan-clubs, secret agents, and even distant relatives seem
all bent on one purpose: to separate Hugo from her friends, her
family, even her own people group; but most importantly, they seem
bent on separating her from the Traditions that her people have
given their lives for. But why? No "Plan B" has Hugo wondering
"why" throughout the whole book. Why do snipers keep shooting at
her and her best friend John? Why does John's dad seem bent on his
own secret mission? Why does John's neighbor seem so mean to her?
And, most importantly, why are the Traditions of her people so
important? Can anyone answer these questions? Or is Hugo destined
for a life of confusion and abandonment-away from all that she
knows and hold so dear?
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