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Christina Li digs into the complexities of con artists

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By Sara Conway Verified
| JoySauce Verified
SC: Amelia and Jackie are so interesting as a liar and an investigative journalist, respectively. What was your experience playing with this tension within their relationship? Was Jackie always a character that was a foil to Amelia? CL: Yes, absolutely. I wanted it to be a rivals-to-friends-to-lovers dynamic. One of my (competitive titles) for this book was John Tucker Must Die, the movie where the girl finds out the guy is dating three other girls with different identities.
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YA Author Angelica Cheng Pushes For an Equal F1 World in “The Fast Track”

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By Sara Conway Verified
| Envi Media
When readers meet The Fast Track’s fierce Justine Kwong, she’s the only female driver racing in Formula 3. She’s also gunning for a seat in Formula 2, a seat that could open major doors in her racing career. As in, becoming-the-first-female-Formula-1-champion kind of doors. Other female drivers have made it to the F1 level: The Italian driver Maria Teresa de Filippis made three race starts in 1958 for Maserati. Her best result was P10 at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium.
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Author Spotlight: “The Ocean Would Paint Me Blue” by Zoulfa Katouh

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By Sara Conway Verified
| Envi Media
Zoulfa Katouh chose four epigraphs to open her sophomore novel, The Ocean Would Paint Me Blue. A memory for Deah, Yusor, and Razan. Thankfulness for Min Yoongi — also known as SUGA — from BTS. A heart full of gratitude for her readers’ support. A hadith from the Qur’an. They cover quite the range. Yet, somehow they all make sense to the book, which arrives on June 2. Katouh’s new novel follows a Syrian American hijabi girl named Jihad, who is still reeling from her mother’s death one year ago.
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