Loved itI absolutely fell in love with Lily and Duncan this novel really took me by surprise there's you're so much rich discussion on things like gender identity and mental health and it all comes across so beautifully and realistically
Lily and Dunkin (2016)
Others: Positive - ISBN:
- 9780553536775
- Length:
- 352 pages
Genres: young adult
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