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For a Gen Xer like myself, this book was trip down memory lane of pop culture of that time. The feelings we had when we were young, trying to make sense of the world and our place in it. Abraham Chang takes all of this and creates not only a love story(ies), but a quirky story of family, culture and home. I loved the alternating timelines, the letters from his uncle, and the progression of Young's character reflected in the world around him.
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