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Thursday, April 9, 2015

Middle School Thing: Unrequited Love


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Christamar Varicella is the author of The Reverend, Too Weird, and Dinosaur Ghost.  He also writes humor, makes poorly animated cartoons, and posts regularly at christamar.com
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