Random lightbulbs
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Last published Sat, Jan 17, 2015
The reason I'm writing this is because sometimes in class I'm like,"hey that's a really good idea for a book! But there isn't really anything else to add to it..."
AND THEN THIS WAS BORN
Basically they are chapters of books without the rest of the book
I hope you enjoy reading my random little lightbulbs of imagination!!!
~Nicole :)
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