Lamar Giles
Lamar Giles (born November 14, 1979) is an American author of young adult novels and short stories. He best known for his award-winning novels with his most popular being ''Fake ID, SPIN, Not So Pure and Simple,'' and ''The Legendary Alston Boys'' middle grade fantasy series. He is also one of the founding members of the American non-profit We Need Diverse Books.
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Place a Holdby El-Mohtar, Amal, Szostak, Phil, Chadha, Olivia, Mbalia, Kwame, Guanzon, Thea, Ahmed, Saladin, Sim, Tara, Rivera, K Arsenault, Marsh, Sarah Glenn, Baver, Kristin, Anders, Charlie Jane, Fry, Jason, 1969-, Bowman, Akemi Dawn, Jennings, Alex, Wilde, Fran, 1979-, Lore, Danny, Jackson, Patricia A., Kenney, Mary, Crilley, Paul, 1975-, Walker, Suzanne (Suzanne Wakeen), Gladstone, Max, Krosoczka, Jarrett, Nijkamp, Marieke, Whitten, Hannah, Hazelwood, Ali, Giles, Lamar, 1979-, Kuhn, Sarah (Author), Blake, Olive, Williams, Sean, 1967-, Pohl, Laura, Schwartz, Dana, Chao, Gloria, 1986-, Wong, Alyssa, England, M. K., Candon, Emma Mieko, Paige, Danielle (Novelist), Garcia, Adam Lance, 1983-, Chen, Mike, Christopher, Adam, 1978-, Angleberger, Tom
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