Charming Charlie | ✔ - Tabitha D.

Charming Charlie | ✔

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Time 2h 30m

Reads 80,753
Votes 2,221
Parts 21
Time 2h 30m

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After the death of her parents Charlie Beckett has to move from rainy Washington to sunny California.  It's hard being the new girl but it's harder when you're mute.All Rights Reserved

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