Lacey-girl, books take you anywhere. Any place you want to go. You remember that always. — Carol Lynch Williams, Miles from Ordinary
Lacey-girl, books take you anywhere. Any place you want to go. You remember that always. — Carol Lynch Williams, Miles from Ordinary
Lacey-girl, books take you anywhere. Any place you want to go. You remember that always. — Carol Lynch Williams, Miles from Ordinary
Lacey-girl, books take you anywhere. Any place you want to go. You remember that always. — Carol Lynch Williams, Miles from Ordinary
Lacey-girl, books take you anywhere. Any place you want to go. You remember that always. — Carol Lynch Williams, Miles from Ordinary
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Lacey-girl, books take you anywhere. Any place you want to go. You remember that always.

— Carol Lynch Williams, Miles from Ordinary
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