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The Communion of Blue
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DNA
They can use spit to test your DNA. They can put it through a machine and see every gene in your body, read you like a book. Which would be fine, except that my DNA holds the biggest secret of my life.
Tentacle & Wing by Sarah Porter
Scraps
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Phenomenon
I had a hunch that if Mom found out I was entertaining a space phenomenon in my room, she wouldn’t approve.
The Care and Feeding of a Pet Black Hole by Michelle Cuevas
Pluto
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Jules Verne
The science-fiction section was huge, and Verne was there in strong numbers. At least ten of his works, in fact. I finger-walked over the spines.
Jack and the Geniuses: At the Bottom of the World by Bill Nye & Gregory Mone
Not Like the Movies
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Wondrous Things
The archivists’ work was to uncover mysterious and wondrous things, and the archivists themselves were all about discovery and preservation of lost artifacts, history, and culture from other worlds.
The Secrets of Solace by Jaleigh Johnson
Winding Keys
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A Lot of Keys
The old woman followed closely behind, fumbling with her handbag until she fished out what looked like the largest key ring in the world. Hundreds of keys were attached to it, each different from the others: skeleton keys made from what looked like crystal, ancient brass keys, bright new silver ones in many sizes, and several that didn’t look like keys at all.
“Wow, that’s a lot of keys,” Daphne said.
“That’s a lot of locks,” Sabrina added as she eyed the front door. It must have had a dozen bolts of all shapes and sizes.
The Fairy-Tale Detectives by Michael Buckley
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