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Depressing YA novels are the talk of Wakefield Book Club

This month, Wakefield’s Book Club read some of John Green’s most famous novels, and they have opinions to share.
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Jackie Regan and Gaby Sciaudone
November 4, 2024
John Green's Young Adult novels "Paper Towns," "Turtles all the Way Down," and "Looking for Alaska" are very popular. Wakefield High School's Book Club read and rated these books.
John Green’s Young Adult novels “Paper Towns,” “Turtles all the Way Down,” and “Looking for Alaska” are very popular. Wakefield High School’s Book Club read and rated these books.
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