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Reading Roundup: November 2021

November 30, 2021November 29, 2021 Sara Davis2 Comments

Velvet Was the Night, Parakeet, Appleseed. How Beautiful We Were, The Searcher, the Last Emperox.

Posted in Gamer girl, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged appleseed, how beautiful we were, imbolo mbue, john scalzi, marie-helene bertino, matt bell, parakeet, silvia moreno-garcia, tana french, the last emperox, the searcher, velvet was the night, video games

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