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From New York Times
by the author of Still Life with Bread Crumbs and One True Thing
A Court of Wings and Ruin
An insultingly good debut following a queer Chicano's cannon-shot into adulthood amidst familial turmoil and the suffocating violence of Stockton
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Hugs Are (Not) for Everybody Nelly Buchet From New York TimesAn upbeat ode to setting and respecting personal boundaries It's time for a birthday party! On this happy occasion, a friend arrives with hugs for everybody: in greeting, as a way to celebrate perfectly pinning the tail on the donkey and cracking open the piata, and of course to wish a happy birthday. But not everybody wants a hug and that's okay! One child prefers to wave hello, and one likes to celebrate with high fives. One even suggests a silly,
