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“and as streams of light fan out behind the darkened sun like the wings of a butterfly, i realize that i never saw true beauty until now.”

Quote by Wendy Mass

Book:Every Soul a Star

Work

Every Soul a Star

This book delves into the lives of various characters in a close-knit community, highlighting their personal struggles and the ways in which they are all connected. The narrative weaves together their stories, showcasing the complexities of human relationships and the impact of individual choices on the lives of others. more

Author

Wendy Mass is an American children's literature author, born on April 22, 1967. Her works are known for their rich imagination and warm storytelling, which have won her great popularity among readers. more

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