Take It In
StacysMom10101
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StacysMom10101
Ongoing, First published Jun 15, 2021
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Rory Elodie Montgomery. Her four rules to life. 
     Number One; Go to summer camp if you can. 
     Number Two; Don't underestimate Ella Baker. 
     Number Three; Don't call her Rory Gilmore. Finally, 
     Number Four; Don't trust people who unironically say Cool Cat. 
     A group of friends. A coming-of-age. A school assignment.  How fun.
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