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Quote of the Day – The Detective’s Assistant

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Quote of the Day
"I say gossip is just like a newspaper, only written in whispers instead of ink. Sure you can't always believe everything you hear, but isn't that the same with the newspaper?" —THE DETECTIVE'S ASSISTANT by Kate Hannigan

—The Detective’s Assistant by Kate Hannigan

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Quote of the Day – The League of Beastly Dreadfuls

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"Anastasia had read about orphans in storybooks. To an almost-eleven-year-old girl with two parents, orphans had been sort of a mythical figure, like unicorns and mermaids. A creature that lived in the pages of a book. And now she was one. An orphan, that is. Not a unicorn." —THE LEAGUE OF BEASTLY DREADFULS by Holly Grant

—The League of Beastly Dreadfuls by Holly Grant

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Quote of the Day – Finding Serendipity

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"When small children at school talked about the Vivienne Small books, Tuesday nevre said "My mom wrote them," even though she sometimes felt she would burst with the effort of keeping it a secret." —FINDING SERENDIPITY by Angelica Banks

—Finding Serendipity by Angelica Banks

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