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Introducing reading books to read, secretly smiling 😉âœĻ

When I decided to buy this book, the title was very appealing, and there was a claim that I'm not dead, willing to refund the money.

When I started reading it for a while, I felt that it didn't look as scary as the title.

This is about a pretty dark family, running a grocery store for them, and their children, including their parents, have a pretty gloomy idea, except for one, their youngest son, Alan.

She is very cute, looks like an optimistic puppy boy, like a field of flowers with moonlight coming down at night in a city without lights. When reading really feels like this, hahahaha. Since there is Alan, she will talk and express his own opinion to the family and the people around him in a bright way, and the family is like slowly absorbing the freshness into it.

(Secretly spoiled!!) There is a part that we feel very good about: Alan's sister, Marilyn, never saw herself as beautiful, always saw herself as ugly, but Alan said very often that the sister is beautiful, also drawing for me. After a while, the sister felt that she was really beautiful when looking in the mirror, and the sister thought to herself that or we would be Monroe, we like ðŸĨđ

But on the other hand, we were quite kind to Alan, with words from the family, sometimes a little sad, and at the end, honestly confessed to tears. 😭

Whenever we recommend reading a lot, some parts will accidentally smile out of ignorance, enjoy free time, the longer the holiday like this, very suitable, very recommended. 👍👍

Cover price 260 āļŋ(We got 147 āļŋon sale from the Orange app)

Coordinates: 🍊 Click the link on the profile page 😍

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Short books under 200p to finish your reading goal
As we get to the end of the year you may be getting stressed at the Goodreads Reading Challenge telling you that you're X number of books behind schedule, I know I am! So here are some short books to help you meet your goals! Mister Hockey (the only one on the list I haven't read yet, i
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Sports romance books to read this weekend âœĻ
Haven’t read the Wilder Brothers series yet? Here’s some reasons to add them to your TBR. 💙ðŸĪðŸ’œ Things you might find while reading The Other Side of Wildâ€Ķ ðŸĨ‚MCs in their late 20s 🏒 hockey boys âĪïļa MMC who falls hard and fast ðŸ”Ĩa really slow burn (she friend zones him multiple times) âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđmen
Author Lindsey Saenz

Author Lindsey Saenz

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