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June Wilson and The Revolution To Remember

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June was ten when her parents moved to a remote cabin in the woods.

She was fifteen when the bombs dropped. A month after that, her father stuffed her into the hidden compartment under the floor and told her not to come out.

Ten years later her food has run out and the animals have long since deserted the barren wasteland that she once called home. Now she must journy into the place her father warned her about: the city.
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