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Nouvelles Recherches Historiques Et Critiques Sur Petrone (1869)

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Walk in the Willows is about the trials and tribulations of life from a teenageras point of view. Karen Wayland is a girl who is verbally and physically mistreated by her aunt and uncle. Karen is extremely bright, but gets taunted daily at school. She finds solace in a friend (John) that she meets behind the elementary school. John and Karen run away together one evening. As Karen and Johnas lives develop, many characters and situations come into play. Eventually, both Karen and John find a way through their troubles, and are successfully reunited with Karenas mom.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
198
ISBN
9781167542008

Walk in the Willows is about the trials and tribulations of life from a teenageras point of view. Karen Wayland is a girl who is verbally and physically mistreated by her aunt and uncle. Karen is extremely bright, but gets taunted daily at school. She finds solace in a friend (John) that she meets behind the elementary school. John and Karen run away together one evening. As Karen and Johnas lives develop, many characters and situations come into play. Eventually, both Karen and John find a way through their troubles, and are successfully reunited with Karenas mom.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
198
ISBN
9781167542008