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The Sleepover mix
The Sleepover mix

By Jen Malone

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Sleepover
Sleepover

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You re Invited
You re Invited

By Jen Malone, Gail Nall

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You re Invited Too
You re Invited Too

By Jen Malone, Gail Nall

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At your service
At your service

By Jen Malone

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As the junior concierge at her father's posh hotel, thirteen-year-old Chloe escorts three troublemaking royals on their trip to New York City.

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At your service
At your service

By Jen Malone

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As the junior concierge at her father's posh hotel, thirteen-year-old Chloe escorts three troublemaking royals on their trip to New York City.

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Art of the Swap
Art of the Swap

By Jen Malone, Kristine Asselin

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Best. Night. Ever.
Best. Night. Ever.

By Jen Malone, Rachele Alpine, Gail Nall, Stephanie Faris, Alison Cherry, Ronni Arno, Dee Romito

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Best. Night. Ever

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