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October 6, 2014 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Middle Grade Monday – “I thought of you when I read this”

So, I’ve long understood the power of a confidential phrase whispered in the right direction, “I read this, and it made me think of you.” In fact, that’s the reason why my student supply area has a bottle of lotion. Let me back up. I’m on vacation, or I would take a picture of the corner […]

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