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Queer Witches and Doomed Princesses: New Young Adult SFF for April & May 2020

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A Chorus Rises by Bethany C Morrow
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More Than Just a Mean Girl: A Chorus Rises by Bethany C. Morrow

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Queer Witches and Doomed Princesses: New Young Adult SFF for April & May 2020

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In Anna-Marie McLemore’s Dark and Deepest Red, Identity Is Dangerous and Magical

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War, Betrayal, and Dark Secrets in This Summer’s Upcoming Young Adult Speculative Fiction

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A Revolution Founded on Lies: Joan He’s Descendant of the Crane

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Reading Children of Blood and Bone

A Question of Heroes and Villains in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 74-85

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Reading Children of Blood and Bone

Betrayal, Torture, and Bad Romance in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 61-73

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Reading Children of Blood and Bone

Love, Lust, and Loathing in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 53-60

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Reading Children of Blood and Bone

Power is Not the Only Answer in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 42-52

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Reading Children of Blood and Bone

Complicated Morality in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 31-41

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Raw Magic, Creepy Obsessions, and a Pseudo-Sea Battle in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 18-30

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Rage, Privilege, and a Journey Underground in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 9-17

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