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A Child Called It: One Child's Courage to Survive
by Dave Pelzer
A Child Called It (1/22/2006)
When I sat down to read this book I was only expecting to read a chapter or two. I ended up reading the whole book in one night! I was up till 3am! I just could not put it down! I cried throughout the entire thing. This is one of my favorite books! I liked it because itmore
Eragon: Inheritance, Book I
by Christopher Paolini
I loved it, but I still understand your point. (9/5/2005)
I personally loved the book Eragon. To me it had a gripping plot with interesting and likeable characters. I understand what people mean when they say that the book has a lot of elements from other stories. If you were really looking for them, you could find some subtlemore
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