Review: Junior Hero Blues
Amanda Title: Junior Hero BluesAuthor: J.K. Pendragon Publisher: Riptide Publishing Release Date: November 7, 2016 “I, Javier Medina–or Blue Spark, as I’m known to the citizens of Liberty City–am one-hundred-percent dork,…
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Symptoms of Being Human
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Carry On
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Robots and Lani Garver
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Postcards and Ghosts
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