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The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books |
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| It occurred to her then that if she
played guitar, she would not have these kinds of problems. She
thought of the guitar-playing girls on TV. They didn't care about
cheerleaders and soccer players and feeling let out. All they
cared about was expressing themselves with their guitars and their big
shoes. They were above middle school and all the stupid things
that happened there, which is exactly where Kate wanted to be. |
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| --Frances O'Roark Dowell, The Kind of Friends We Used to Be |
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