Hello! I'm looking for someone who has read Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy. I have an assignment on it (multiple questions, which is why I didn't just do the questions on a post), but I haven't been able to read it for myself (I have ADHD, and reading long texts like novels is very difficult for me). I'm able to be contacted via Insta, Twter, Discrd, and obviously etc etc. So, if you're willing to help, feel free to message me or however you contact people on this website? Not really sure how this website works lolol

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