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by Carolyn Marcille
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At just fewer than six hundred pages, a casual reader may balk at the time commitment necessary to read this graphic memoir. But it is truly excellent, using gorgeously evocative line drawings to tackle the difficulties of being an artistic youth growing up and falling in love for the first time, while throwing in the wrinkle of intense religious devotion.
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by Diana Guild
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Teens from all over the globe gain entrance to an elite private school. Excited by the prospect of the educational, social and economic advancement they believe the school will provide, each goes about settling in and acquainting themselves with their classmates.
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