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Kissing Games of the World by Sandi Kahn Shelton

Kissing Games of the World

by Sandi Kahn Shelton

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  • Nov 2008, 400 pages
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Christi

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I found this book hard to finish. The characters felt shallow and trite. I think the storyline had potential, but it didn't seem to move and again, I cared so little for the main players that part one just seemed to go on forever. I would not recommend this book.
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