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Easy Reading Novels - Grant Ginder

I recently finished two light and easy reads I would recommend., both by Grant Ginder. One is called People We Hate At the Wedding and the other, a more recent work, call So You g, So Old. Each novel revolves around a handful of characters and different chapters are from different characters points of view. I found them to be fun reads and would recommend them to anyone who wants to read some relatively light American literature.
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