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October 28, 2020

REVIEW: David Tung Can’t Have A Girlfriend Until He Gets Into An Ivy League College by Ed Lin

JayneB Reviews / Book ReviewsAsian Americans / Chinese-American MCs / coming-of-age / family relationships / First-Person / high-school / immigrant / New-Jersey / parents / POC / POC author / racism / Young-Adult8 Comments

David Tung is a Chinese American high-school student in an upscale, Asian-majority, New Jersey suburb who works every day at his family’s restaurant and strategizes every homeroom about how to improve his class rank so he can get into an Ivy League college. His only release? Hanging with his “real” ... more >

August 1, 2014

Friday News: Twitter tolerates harassment, animated films and the ‘fun father,’ Christian Romance goes up against 50 Shades, and Mac releases “Novel Romance” makeup collection

JanetPublishing Newschildren's literature / films / gender / genre Romance / harassment / inspirational romance / MAC / makeup / parents / Twitter11 Comments

Twitter can fix its harassment problem, but why mess with success? – A very interesting post by Ben Kuchera on how Twitter capitalizes off of harassment and the outrage it generates, both of which heighten the type of engagement that keep people invested in the platform. Game developer Brendan Vance ... more >

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