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CRUMB | Kirkus Reviews

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By Dan Nadel Verified, Stephanie Johnson, Brandon Stanton, Henry Sene Yee Verified
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A blissfully vicarious, heartfelt glimpse into the life of a Manhattan burlesque dancer. Awards & Accolades Likes 129 Our Verdict GET IT New York Times Bestseller A former New York City dancer reflects on her zesty heyday in the 1970s.
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CHILD OF EARTH AND STARRY HEAVEN

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By L. Annette Binder, Stephanie Johnson, Brandon Stanton, Henry Sene Yee Verified
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A blissfully vicarious, heartfelt glimpse into the life of a Manhattan burlesque dancer. Awards & Accolades Likes 128 Our Verdict GET IT New York Times Bestseller A former New York City dancer reflects on her zesty heyday in the 1970s.
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THE TELL | Kirkus Reviews

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By Amy Griffin, Stephanie Johnson, Brandon Stanton, Henry Sene Yee Verified
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An important, wholly believable account of how long-buried but profoundly formative experiences finally emerge. Recovered memories of childhood abuse tear through the fabric of a “perfect” life. Griffin’s debut memoir begins with a lyrical account of an idyllic childhood in Amarillo, Texas. Her family owned a chain of convenience stores called Toot’n Totum, whose sparkling aisles of colorful products seemed to the young Amy a kind of paradise. “The best things in life weren’t free.
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