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On and on about how important the chapel is to the spirit of the school, what a place it plays in their tradition, and all I can think of is Jacobs, the lone Jewish boy mentioned once as just wandering around the grounds when all this is going on.

I'm glad I finally got around to this one.

Having a lot of trouble picturing this church scene, which is too bad because it’s clearly meant to be a big deal emotionally.

Really glad I started this one. It seems likes it’s going to have a very specific storyline in common with Good Times/Bad Times, so let’s see if I’m right.

This year I’ve been really trying to knock out books that have been on my to-read for ages. I think I first learned of this one somewhere around 2019 or so, and I’m glad I’m finally getting around to it; it’s fun so far.