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Girls In Trouble by Caroline Leavitt

Girls In Trouble

by Caroline Leavitt
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  • Jan 19, 2004, 368 pages
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  • Apr 2005, 368 pages
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"You can ask me anything," Sara said. "But only if I can do the same."

"Deal," said Eva.

Oh, how she had loved talking to Eva. She called her the next day to see if she still felt as relaxed talking to her, and she had. She called her the day after.

Ends page 23 of the hardcover edition.

Copyright Caroline Leavitt 2004. All rights reserved. Reproduced by permission of the author.

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