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This is your book

By Luis Katigbak | August 23, 2013 - 12:00am

Your own book: there’s nothing quite like it. Seeing the cover, emblazoned with the title you came up with; reading your name on the front and the spine; and the sheer fact of it in your hands, whether in print...

Young Star