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Love Secrets for a Lasting Relationship
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Retirement

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A hundred scoops of ice cream
A hundred scoops of ice cream

By Natasha Josefowitz

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A collection of poems celebrating the joys of mudpuddles, imaginary friends, the first day of school, and other events in the lives of children.

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A hundred scoops of ice cream
A hundred scoops of ice cream

By Natasha Josefowitz

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A collection of poems celebrating the joys of mudpuddles, imaginary friends, the first day of school, and other events in the lives of children.

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Is this where I was going?
A hundred scoops of ice cream
A hundred scoops of ice cream

By Natasha Josefowitz

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A collection of poems celebrating the joys of mudpuddles, imaginary friends, the first day of school, and other events in the lives of children.

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Too Wise to Want to Be Young Again: A Witty View of How to Stop Counting the Years and Start Living Them

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