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“Laurie, you're hopeless.' It was only then that she saw the twinkling in his eye and realized he was teasing her. She blushed. 'You're teasing. You're awful. A horrible bore.' He winked. 'At least I'm not a cabbage. At least I'm not Professor Bore.' 'At least that,' she said, smiling into her tea. 'Odious fellow.”

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Jo & Laurie

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Margaret Stohl
Margaret Stohl

Margaret Stohl, born in 1967, is an American author known for her works in young adult literature and fantasy novels. Her books have gained popularity among readers. more

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