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the blog of a YA librarian, book reviewer, and pop culture fiend
1. This is not a review of The Handmaid's Tale

There were going to be reviews this week, and my thoughts on Ellen Wittlinger's wonderful editorial in this month's Horn Book, but instead I have been selected for the great honor of hosting some sort of disgusting virus for an indeterminate amount of time. All I really feel like doing is lying in bed, playing solitaire, and watching Beavis and Butt-head: The Mike Judge Collection. So instead of a review, here's a silly blog quiz where you can paste in an entry and it will tell you which literary great your writing most closely resembles.




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