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Yes No Maybe So by Becky Albertalli & Aisha Saeed Review by Jasmine Sov, age 14 When Jamie, who considers himself to be awful at public speaking, and Maya, who’s going through the worst possible time of her life, somehow end up doing political canvassing for their local state senate candidate, they’re not exactly very enthusiastic about it. First off, why would Jamie ever want to embarrass himself in front of his entire suburban area several times over? And secondly, since when was going door to door the solution to all of Maya’s family, friends, and vacation problems? Either way, they’re stuck doing it, but maybe it’s not so bad. After all, they could learn a few things from the experience like navigating people, political beliefs, and the cross-cultural crush of the century. ....
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