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God, why is she the way she is?
God, why is she the way she is?

By Linda Jacobs Ware

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An almost-14-year-old who desperately wants to be grown-up has conflicting emotions about her mentally handicapped sister.

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I shall not live in vain
I shall not live in vain

By Gloria Hooker

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A biography of the American author whose novel, "Uncle Tom's Cabin," attacked slavery in the United States.

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