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He has no family…

October 26, 2016October 26, 2016 / authorledelano

What would it be like to lose them? To live in hunger and fear and cold every day? No wonder he travels. He’s got nothing to lose.

1 Line Wednesday

From: Traveler

Swoon Reads / MacMillan Feb 2017

Topic: “Fear”

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