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Are You Hungry?
A story of gluttony and grace.
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- Pete Hautman
- Minnesota and Wisconsin
- I write novels. Some are for teens, some are for grownups, some it doesn't matter how old you are as long as you can read.
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Umm... Hi, Thia will have nothing to do with your video, but I am going to write this anyway...
My name is Gaby and I live in Pennslyvania. I am going into 8th grade, and i have to read your book this summer, The name is "Invisible" and i read it, but here is the horrible thing I have to do... a project ( sorry for wasting your time looking at this) What project exactly? A board game. yes, a board game. So i don't really get the book. i mean if Andy died, then how can he visit Dougie in the first place? I think Andy is invisible and I want to ask you to make sure I am right. I might need your help in further detail- so you can e-mail me at gigi.gibbens@gmail.com so that's my e-mail. Thankyou very much for taking the time to read this long comment. Thank you.
-Gaby Gibbens
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