Dear Lizzie,

Dear Lizzie,

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Lizzie Roberts never expected to receive a love letter, let alone a whole box of them. When she started reading them, it seemed like a start to a perfect romance. Lizzie found herself falling in love with every letter. The only issue is... she doesn't know who wrote them. Without a clue, Lizzie rushes to find her secret admirer. With the end of the year slowly approaching, will Lizzie get to meet the person behind the paper and ink before she heads off to college? After suffering from rejection, Lizzie finds it hard to believe she is capable of love or even a relationship, but the letters tell her otherwise.
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