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A fun event for the YRI Lit Fest on Sunday! » YRILF#2

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Author Sarah Brennan presents her work at the Hong Kong International Young Readers Festival in Central, Hong Kong, on March 13, 2015. The festival’s poster is seen in the background. Katrina Hamlin, 2015.

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