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Every Saturday as a twelve-year-old, I'd awaken to the sound of my dad starting his SUV, the exhaust stirring in the wet morning fog. I would sleepily stumble into the backseat as the smell of McDonald's hotcakes and hash browns filled the interior of the car. "You ready to go, kiddo?" my dad would ask as he closed the door. We weren’t going to church or even Disneyland (though most days, I wish we were); we were going to watch a varsity congressional debate tournament. I turned to congressional debate as an outlet for advocacy before I could even fully understand its importance.
Alma Reaves Woods - Watts Branch Library
Studio City Branch Library
Frances Howard Goldwyn - Hollywood Regional Branch Library
Wilmington Branch Library
Echo Park Branch Library
Encino - Tarzana Branch Library
Chatsworth Branch Library
Harbor City - Harbor Gateway Branch Library
Washington Irving Branch Library
Van Nuys Branch Library
I first read The School for Good and Evil when I was in 7th grade. I remember my friend handing me the book and telling me I needed to read it. I was in my classes, reading and wishing I was in the School for Good and Evil along with Agatha and Sophie. This book is something I remember... Read Full Review
