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“Sometimes you want to hear your own mother's voice.”

Quote by Sara Zarr

Book:How To Save A Life

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How To Save A Life

This comprehensive guide provides detailed instructions on various life-saving methods, including first aid, CPR, and emergency medical procedures. It is designed for individuals seeking to learn essential skills for responding to life-threatening situations. more

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Sara Zarr is an American author born on October 3, 1970. Her works are known for their deep character development and emotional nuance, primarily focusing on young adult literature. Zarr's books explore themes such as the challenges of adolescence, family relationships, and self-discovery. more

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