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Flashcards and The Curse of Ambrosia

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Robert's two protagonists flawlessly portray the immutable bonds of friendship, relationships that survive decades, and the collapse of families and societies. Robert captures the silent helplessness felt by children under their parents and by citizens--especially the elderly--under their governments. Whether …

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Robert's two protagonists flawlessly portray the immutable bonds of friendship, relationships that survive decades, and the collapse of families and societies. Robert captures the silent helplessness felt by children under their parents and by citizens--especially the elderly--under their governments. Whether in modern suburbia or near-future dystopia, Robert perfectly renders what it is to be human --

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"Robert's two protagonists flawlessly portray the immutable bonds of friendship, relationships that survive decades, and the collapse of families and societies. Robert captures the silent helplessness felt by children under …"

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