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Little Women: The Sisters Are Doing it For Themselves
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Welcome to 'Fine Lines', the feature where we give a sentimental look at the YA books we loved in our youth. This week, Lizzie Skurnick tackles Judy Blume's 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.'
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Remember Me: After Birth, After Life
A Ring Of Endless Light: Eros, Thanatos; Now, Where The Hell Is That Dolphin?
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Sister of the Bride: Veiled Messages
Bridge To Terabithia: Troubling The Waters
Flowers In The Attic: He Ain't Sexy, He's My Brother
A Little Princess: Reversal Of Four Buns
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