Mailbag 31: Adult Julie Murphy and Girls in STEM
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Hazel & Katniss & Harry & Starr
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Brenna and Joe answer emails from Tea, Books & Chocolate (about Julie Murphy's adult fiction novel Merry Little Meet Cute) and Alex (looking for recommendations of YA featuring girls in STEM).
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