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    Carpool to the Moon
    Carpool to the Moon
    Carpool to the Moon
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    Carpool to the Moon

    By Anthony Green Jr. and Cody Dallas

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    “Going into this collection, two things became clear to me. I found that a lot of us suffer from the same things, and the healing we desire exists in a place that isn’t tangible, or so far away that it seems impossible to reach.


    I explore the beauty in bonding fantasy with love, the strength necessary to fight a war going on outside as well as one within ourselves, and the power of the ideas that could potentially destroy us.”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateSep 24, 2020
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