C.T. Liotta
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| QUEENSIDE is a poignant and powerful narrative that explores the journey of Moses Middleton, a teenager navigating heartbreak and social injustice while discovering collective action. Novak skillfully portrays the protagonist's transformation from a ...more | |
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