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“Strange, he thought, how seldom people tend to look up" - Will”

Quote by John Flanagan

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John Flanagan, born on May 22, 1944, is a renowned children's literature author. His works, characterized by adventure and growth themes, have won the hearts of readers worldwide. more

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