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Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Social Queue
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'Zoe has just finished school and started an internship at a local newspaper. Her first assignment is to write about romance, but where to begin? Zoe hasn’t been in love. She doesn’t think anyone has ever even liked her. So when her article is published and she’s contacted by a number of young men who had been interested in her in their schooldays, Zoe realises that somehow she had missed the social cues.

'Social Queue is a funny-serious own-voices story about being a young autistic woman navigating the dating scene and sorting out complex and often confusing feelings on the road to finding love.' (Publication summary)

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    • Melbourne, Victoria,: Text Publishing , 2021 .
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      Extent: 288p.
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      • Published September 2021
      ISBN: 9781922458018

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