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The Redemption of Daya Keane BIPOC as well as critiques ofBy Gia Gordon The lyrical, insightful prose of We Are Okay meets the witty and irreverent voice of The Lesbianas Guide to Catholic School in this heartfelt queer coming of age story set against the backdrop of a small towns evangelical megachurch culture. Its Daya Keanes junior year, and nothing is as she expected. First, her mother has started attending Grace Redeemer, the popular megachurch in town. Boasting concert worthy light shows, an amazing