Tell Me Three Things
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All Themes Blended Families Intimacy and Growing Up Wealth, Fitting In, and Bullying Home Friendship
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Tell Me Three Things

by

Julie Buxbaum
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In Tell Me Three Things, sunglasses take on two layers of symbolic significance. On the surface, they symbolize wealth, which Jessie’s new school and neighborhood are riddled with. Everyone Jessie meets in Los…

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