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Cut Fifteen-year-old Callie has a problem: she cuts herself.Now that her parents have found out, she's been sent to Sea Pines, a treatmentfacility where she'll be with other girls. Continue...
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The Killer Angels It won the Pulitzer Prize, was made into a movie("Gettysburg"), and Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf has given it his mark ofapproval - The Killer Angels may be the best war novel of alltime. Continue...
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