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The Miseducation of Cameron Post dives into the complex journey of a girl grappling with her identity in a world that often feels hostile to her true self. As you follow Cameron, you'll see her navigate the challenges of being a queer teen in a conservative society. This book doesn't shy away from the realities many LGBTQ+ individuals face, but it also celebrates the beauty of self-discovery (Teenage literature at Mind Jewels Publishing) and acceptan
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