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The Lost Boy by Dave Pelzer

The Lost Boy

A Foster Child's Search for the Love of a Family

by Dave Pelzer
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  • Aug 1997, 340 pages
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Amber

I think that this book should be the number one bestseller because of its storyline. It really is one of the best books I have ever read. It is my new favorite. I think he did an awsome job and he is very brave for going through all that he did.
Ashleigh

This is one of the best books that I have ever read!
You must read this book!
Jenny

awesome book~ this book will make yoo cry... smile.... and it will encourage you to go out there and do something good!
Vickie

This book is Fantastic! YOu should read it it will really touch your heart. "ITS A MUST READ BOOK"
Chloe

Fantastic book!
carmen

great book! it really warms my heart when i read books like this and this one was the best!
Tracy Choo

the lost boy is a story that warms my heart and shows me the true meaning of resilience and the faith in humanity. It tells a lot about foster kids. Respect is wad due for Dave Pelzer!('',) LoVe Is alL It tAkeS 4 Da wOrlD To gO RoUnd!Peace to all.
Daniel

A must read!!!! an excellent book.

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