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"Magnifique! With charming characters, a unique premise and a delightful, fresh voice, Clélie Avit s debut novel will have you cheering for life and love while you hungrily turn its pages. I'm Still Here (Je Suis Là) is a gift, and Clélie Avit is a writer to watch." (Julie Lawson Timmer, author of Five Days Left and Untethered)
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