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A Child Called It: One Child's Courage to Survive
by Dave Pelzer
I hated reading and now i cant stop!!!!! (9/29/2005)
Wow this book is so good. I started it on a saturday afternoon and i was done with it by that night. I couldnt stop reading. My mother was very impressed because I hate reading and I usually cant tell you anything about the book. But for some reason I was so into this book and i can sum it up for you without even looking back into the book.
Now i'm so greatful for all the things I have.
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