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Author: Karen Gavigan

Blue

October 2, 2020 Karen Gavigan

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Brave

Karen Gavigan

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Hot Comb

Karen Gavigan

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The Complete Persepolis

Karen Gavigan

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Strange Fruit v1: Uncelebrated Narratives from Black History

Karen Gavigan

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Quince

Karen Gavigan

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Little White Duck: A Childhood in China

Karen Gavigan

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I Kill Giants

Karen Gavigan

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How I Made it to Eighteen: A Mostly True Story

Karen Gavigan

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Ghetto Brother: Warrior to Peacemaker

Karen Gavigan

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