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Those fascinated by Japan will enjoy this amusing and educational romp.
A strong choice for rounding out sports collections, this work knocks it out of the park.
With early hints of John Green's Paper Towns (Dutton, 2008) that slowly morph into Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl (Crown, 2012), this work is recommended for dedicated readers of realistic fiction.
This unique story covers a topic unavailable elsewhere, and should be a first purchase for Judaic collections; general collections may consider it additional.
Teens with an itch for a rich, mean girl series will definitely find a scratch in Boarding School Girls.
This title will easily spark ideas for programming.
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