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“Bribes are the glue that's kept teenagers and parents connected for generations”

Quote by Gayle Forman

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Gayle Forman is an American author known for her young adult literature. Born on June 5, 1970, she is renowned for her emotionally rich and relatable stories that resonate with teenagers. more

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