Dear Diary
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Last published Sun, Jan 25, 2015
In the point of view of a guy who found a diary. At first he didn't know who she was. Slowly he met the owner and the writer. How can he seemingly meet two people? Well he didn't know that Elizabeth was the owner of the diary. So he fell in love with Elizabeth while learning so much about her past that once he finds out her identity he falls so much more in love. This book takes you through his story of meeting her, his letters to her and finally Elizabeth's diary. AN it's a weird writing style that I'm trying. So don't judge too hard but please leave comments. All the feed back is helpful
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