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5 comments:
Artie and Julie is a fun book by a Taiwanese author/illustrator.
Sorry - I figured out I could delete and re-post the link right after I made the comment and then deleted the comment...
I've got ten books read and reviewed now, working toward my 12 book diversity challenge. I've changed the list of what I want to read and I expect to exceed the number 12 by the end of next month. Really enjoying this!!
I enjoyed "Life is So Good" by George Dawson and Richard Glaubman.
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