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Everything is Normal: The Life and Times of a Soviet Kid
One eventful middle-class childhood behind the Iron Curtain in Soviet Leningrad. A mix of a fun memoir and social history of the years preceding the collapse of the USSR. (The book is finished.)
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"Where ever you go, I’m coming too."

I love it and I hate it. It’s so simple and unoriginal, and I call back to it several times. It is the best way I can demonstrate a younger sibling’s love for their older sibling.
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    So true! One sentence is hard...
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    "The charred walls had hundreds of human eyes embedded within their confines from floor to ceiling, and from width to width.  All of the eyes were a stunning cerulean.  The eyes blinked out of sync with one another making the miscreation seem as if it would tear itself from the foundation and lunge at the undead corpse." - Fury From Hell

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          As I snapped up my pack, a vicious low growl filled the room. Glancing toward the door as my hand loosed the Colt from the holster, I saw Max, standing in a statuesque pose.  His head was low and his lips were drawn back, with glistening teeth shining in the dark. The black mask of his facial coloring was barely visible in the poorly lit room. Jacked muscles that looked out of place on a puppy were drawn tight, and his hips were coiled.  The golden fur was standing along his spine, creating a full mohawk down to his serpentine tail, drawn curled and tense like a scorpion’s before it strikes.

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        Ryan, who helps high school kids with their problem, answers in honesty that he is not sure if he’s making a difference.  At a later scene in the midst of a big brawl, Ryan says:
        ’Remember the time you asked me: when would I know if I’ve made a difference here.’  ’Yes,’ Mark answered.  ’The day when a fight breaks out, and the students themselves stop it - not me, not the principal, not the security or police but the kids themselves stop the fight. That would be the day when I feel I made a difference,’ Ryan said in a fatigued voice. 
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          Chaher Alzaman created a forum thread: Review and Preorder
          I was trying to add a review on a manuscript.  However, I couldn’t.  In the preorder prompt, it shows a review button.  Is it that only people that preorder books can write reviews.   Also when preordering: Is the money discounted from the credit card right away, or Is it only discounted once the book gets published and you receive a copy of it.  
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          An African-American teenager begins life anew in the suburbs. But nightmares of the past and events of the present may prevent him from wanting to live it to the fullest.
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          A nonfiction anthology about food and life and everything in between.
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