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    <title>Sweet 15</title>
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    <publisher>Marshall Cavendish</publisher>
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  <abstract>Shortly before her fifteenth birthday, Destiny Lozada's traditional Puerto Rican mother and feminist older sister hijack her quinceaęra, each pushing her own agenda and ignoring the possibility that Destiny, a skateboarding tomboy, might have her own ideas about the coming-of-age ritual she is about to participate in.</abstract>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">Emily Adler &amp; Alex Echevarria.</note>
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