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Julie Anne Peters
Julie Anne Peters

Julie Anne Peters is an American author recognized for her contributions to young adult literature. Born on January 16, 1952, she has penned numerous novels and non-fiction books that delve into complex themes such as identity, sexuality, and family dynamics, making her a significant voice in the genre. more

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