2022 National Book Festival: Deep Adventure Stories with Lev Grossman and Julian Randall
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Isn't it great when kids are left to solve the world's hardest problems?! Lev Grossman's "The Golden Swift," a sequel to "The Silver Arrow," follows Kate as she breaks the rules trying to restore balance to nature. Julian Randall's "Pilar Ramirez and the Escape from Zafa" follows Pilar as she unravels her cousin's mysterious disappearance during Rafael Trujillo's dictatorship. Moderated by Stephanie Handy.
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