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65Random Complaints about Certain Children's Books - You Know You've Been Thinking the Same Things I Have
Reviews with some humorous critiques of popular children's books, including Love You Forever, Good Night, Good Night Construction Site, Noisy Nora, and the Giving Tree.
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72Classic Literature Suggestions for 5 and 6 Year Old Children
A list of classic books for 5 and 6 year old kids. Recommended classic literature for young kids.
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61We're Your Family
Heartfelt song lyrics about the love a family has towards all of its members. Enjoy.
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62If You Enjoyed the Hunger Games, You Might Also Like These Novels for Teens and Older Children
If you enjoyed the Hunger Games and want to read other books about young people in dystopian world, check out the books presented here.
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61Why?
Why do we judge everything, and why are we so negitive. Why do we hate so much, we are constantly at war. Why has become a very common question, why are we, the way we are. I don't have the answers, and I don't think anyone really does. Will...
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63To my grandma [Poem]
Some thoughts for my grandmother, which left me two weeks ago at the age of 77.
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69Dana and Walter Files: Retribution
His gaze fell upon his reflection in the truck's rear-view mirror. Sweat beaded and dripped on his brow. Bright verdant eyes flickered with each hesitant blink; shifting from outside to the confines of the driver's seat. Silvered hair with sparse...
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70The Grand Mother of First-Wave Feminism: Feminism in Persuasion by Jane Austen
You might have an opinion on feminism, you might not. Learning more about the roots of feminism can empower your perspective either way. The roots of feminism are here explored in Jane Austen's Persuasion, written in England in 1816.
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70Treasures from Trash
After finding an old book of poems on my shelf I hadn't looked at for ten or fifteen years, decided to turn it into a treasure of poetic sentiments. It's all thanks to the the wonderful poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson
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