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Silver in the Wood
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Emily Tesh
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, December 12, 2020
Loved this story, and definitely moving right along to the second half of the duology. It was beautifully fantastical, with fairy tale vibes, and perfectly, gently queer. Didn't know how much I needed to read this, I had picked up the free copy when Tor offered it, and I couldn't put it down. Recommend this for fans of The House in the Cerulean Sea and The Starless Sea
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Birthday Smarty (Lumberjanes #15)
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Shannon Watters and Kat Leyh and AnneMarie Rogers
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, December 06, 2020
The plot line of this one was really cute, but I am not really a fan of where the art has gone. In this one the camp is going to have a little celebration for all the summer birthday 'Janes, but April wants to throw Jo a huge celebration. To keep her away, some hijinks and silliness ensue, but there is also a some seriousness in this one.
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