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The only normal thing about Robert Smith is his name. Everything else about the guy is off.
Regular Guy by Sarah Weeks
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There was a boy called Odd, and there was nothing strange or unusual about that, not in that time or place. Odd meant the tip of a blade, and it was a lucky name.
Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
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Everyone in my class, even Bob English Who Draws is paying attention today, because this is the first day of “How We Taste,” also known as The Science Unit of Destiny.
Liar & Spy by Rebecca Stead
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Sophie of course knew the hat trade quite well already. Since she was a tiny child she had run in and out of the big workshed across the yard where the hats were damped and molded on blocks, and flowers and fruit and other trimmings were made from wax and silk.
Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
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