Book review | 'Sometimes We're Always Real Same-Same': a teenaged friendship in rural Alaska

Full story: Seattle Times

When 17-year-old Cesar moves with his mom from Los Angeles to Unalakleet, a rural Alaska village, he does not want to stay.

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