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In the chimerical trend that is Labubumatchadubaichocolate, nothing is ever too extra. But those who embrace the aesthetic know that the only way out is further in.

Set in a small village in the Bavarian Alps, Sally Carson's "Crooked Cross" presents an eerily familiar portrait of the rise of fascism.

Donald keeps his eyes on the prize.