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September 14, 2012 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Why YA? Stephen King as Honorary YA Author by Chloe Jacobs

At some point in their life, every teen will read a Stephen King book.  I remember being in the 6th grade when we were supposed to be reading The Hobbit, instead I spent that week reading It by Stephen King.  I didn’t take away from it what you would think I would, no fear of […]

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