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Top 10 Things I Want to Tell Maggie Stiefvater
So Maggie Stiefvater came close to my town this week! I was super excited and hired a babysitter so that my love and I could go see her together. There were about 250 people packed in between the shelves at … Continue reading
Robin McKinley and me
When I was a wee bookworm, just old enough to bike places by myself, I used to bike to my local branch library about daily during the summer. There I would carefully select books from the youth fiction section, and … Continue reading
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