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That Time I Loved You by Carrianne Leung

That Time I Loved You

Stories

by Carrianne Leung
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  • Feb 26, 2019, 224 pages
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Anna

A Bit of Nostalgia
I really enjoyed this book of connected short stories that all take place in a sub-division in Scarborough, Ontario in the 70s. They are about a young girl's childhood years and each story focuses on a different member of her family or a neighbour. I thought there was a nice storytelling quality to the writing and it made me a bit nostalgic.
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