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My Life in Pink & Green by Lisa Greenwald

My Life in Pink & Green

by Lisa Greenwald

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  • Mar 2009, 272 pages
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Lani

My fav
This is my favorite book yet!!
Arizona

Loved this book
This book has inspired me to help out my family's business!
Mettialie

My life in Pink and Green Is a great book
This is a very good book! I read it and truly enjoyed it! If your child is interested in inspiring stories this should be his/her first choice!
Alexandria

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I Loved this book, I usually have a hard time understanding books I read but this one was fantasic! SO ADDICTED!
rocheal hedberg

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Amazing book. Everyone should read it
PurpleCherry

BEST BOOK EVER!!!!! .
From the moment I started reading the first chapter, I fell in love with it! Everything was so interesting ( and I got some makeup tips. LOL) I could not stop reading. I recommend this book to EVERYONE!!!
cutiepie

READ THIS BOOK
I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!! It was amazing from the start! I found it addicting to read and would read it at every chance I could!
amanda black

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Hey Amanda Black here! I am recommending "My Life in Pink and Green" for everybody! It is the best book in the world!! I am meeting the author, Lisa Greenwald, in long island, new york. I am looking forward to seeing lots of people there because Lisa Greenwald is the best author in the world!!!! I want to be just like her!!!
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