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a holly, jolly (last-minute) gift guide (robin’s version) Robin is back to make the yuletide gay once more (a true Christmas miracle) and to give you some last-minute book recs - books that are great holiday reads or great gifts to give to your loved ones.
holly, jolly book recs for the holidays This time around Robin, award-winning literature critic, is not here to rant but to be wholesome. He talks about books he has enjoyed throughout this impossible year. Books you might be interested in yourself or feel like gifting to your co-worker Bethany. Robin also talks about being quirky and his only interest at this point, which sadly enough is Star Wars.
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a holly, jolly (last-minute) gift guide (robin’s version) Robin is back to make the yuletide gay once more (a true Christmas miracle) and to give you some last-minute book recs - books that are great holiday reads or great gifts to give to your loved ones. More Info
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