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Grayson by Lynne Cox

Grayson

by Lynne Cox
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  • Aug 1, 2006, 160 pages
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  • Feb 2008, 160 pages
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Grayson
Grayson is definitely a worthwhile book.
Wylee Sanders and rest of English class

Required Read, a Let Down
I was excited to be assigned this memoir to read in school, how interesting, I had thought. Two paragraphs and I was dreading the rest of the book. It did not captivate me at all and when I surveyed the rest of the class, we had all disliked the book greatly. It was boring and we had felt no sense in reading it.
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