Review
“Zippy and full of wit, Ziegler’s work is engaging, touching, and full of laughs.” – Rob Thomas, author of Rat Saw God and creator of Veronica Mars“Maggie and Jack’s relationship rings true, adding an irresistible sincerity to both characters that allows Maggie’s self-discovery and growth to unfold naturally. Thoughtful and fun.”—Kirkus ReviewsFrom the Hardcover edition.
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“Zippy and full of wit, Ziegler’s work is engaging, touching, and full of laughs.” – Rob Thomas, author of Rat Saw God and creator of Veronica Mars“Maggie and Jack’s relationship rings true, adding an irresistible sincerity to both characters that allows Maggie’s self-
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