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At the Edge of the Haight by Katherine Seligman

At the Edge of the Haight

by Katherine Seligman

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  • Jan 2021, 304 pages
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Karen S. (Epping, NH)

May be best suited for young adults
Thank you Bookbrowse and Algonquin for an Advanced Readers Copy of At The Edge Of The Haight in return for an honest review. This book was not for me. I never connected with any of the characters and ended up skimming the last 10 pages. I think this book is better suited for young adults.

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