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“While Ginger didn't like the evil-recipe days, she certainly loved the treat-making days. She liked rolling dough and cutting it into perfect shapes. She liked grating chocolate into curlicues and pouring syrups into lollipop molds.”

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Book:Kiss and Spell

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Suzanne Selfors

Suzanne Selfors is an American children's literature author, born in 1963. Her works, themed around fantasy and adventure, are highly favored by young readers. more

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