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The Rain Belongs Here

by Julie Rogers

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Julie did a really great job telling this story of what the future might end up looking like. I like how it really depicted how polarizing societies can be towards one another yet if offered hope of how there is the possibility of coming together. The ending took a nice turn that definitely leaves you asking "what happens next?". ( )
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