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This book is breathtaking, heartbreaking, eloquent, and glows with feeling, like some sort of pulsing abstraction of childhood. Memory is indeed a funny thing, and this novel plays with the truth that our memories are not really truth at all, but rather a woven tapestry of fact and fiction that we accept wholeheartedly. I, myself, have those memories that dance just out of reach of logic, and this novel captured that idea so perfectly. If we saw our childhood with the cynicism of adulthood, what
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