It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters. — Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
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It was a beautiful lie that they had all been telling themselves—that you could have magic without monsters.

— Anne Ursu, The Real Boy
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