Are you the kind of reader who gets so attached to the characters in a book that you miss them when it’s over? This is for you!
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This tale of your separation anxiety reads even better the second time. Seventeen types of Oreos! Time has passed me by. I fondly recall the days there when they appeared in only one size and one kind.
Great work. Nice to see Candace thought enough of it to re-blog it.
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