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ISBN	Snowsisters › By Thomas Wilinsky Trade Paper Published Feb 2018 Discovering love and identity in a world of tradition and change. Two young women, each on a journey of self-discovery, find their lives intertwined at a creative writing conference. Soph, a city girl accustomed to the fast-paced life of Manhattan, finds herself drawn to Tess, a seemingly reserved farm girl from rural New Hampshire. As they navigate the challenges of the conference, they confront their own expectations and desires, forging a connection that transcends their differences. Amidst the backdrop of a snow-covered landscape and the pressures of family and tradition, Soph and Tess must learn to embrace their true selves and find the courage to love. This heartwarming YA novel explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of finding your voice. Perfect for readers seeking stories that celebrate LGBTQ+ experiences and the transformative power of love and friendship. 1
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By Thomas Wilinsky

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Discovering love and identity in a world of tradition and change. Two young women, each on a journey of self-discovery, find their lives intertwined at a creative writing conference.

Soph, a city girl accustomed to the fast-paced life of Manhattan, finds herself drawn to Tess, a seemingly reserved farm girl from rural New Hampshire. As they navigate the challenges of the conference, they confront their own expectations and desires, forging a connection that transcends their differences.

Amidst the backdrop of a snow-covered landscape and the pressures of family and tradition, Soph and Tess must learn to embrace their true selves and find the courage to love. This heartwarming YA novel explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of finding your voice. Perfect for readers seeking stories that celebrate LGBTQ+ experiences and the transformative power of love and friendship.

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