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Lazlo Bizarre is usually a war orphan turned junior librarian who can make a review of fairytales. Only Lazlo thinks they’re much more than just tales. all through his childhood, he heard stories about an unbelievable town; a city Every person has now forgotten about, remembered only as “Weep.” each time a contingent within the all-much too-a
, nonbinary author Mason Deaver tells the story they want they could have read being a teenager. The result is an urgent, nuanced tale of popping out — and coming of age — that captures all the miracles and horrors of escalating up. is truly a memoir that can stand on its own; fairytale-like in its prose and so emotionally transparent that you