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    Ripples of the Skipping Stone: A Sticks and Stones Story: Number 3

    By Kimberly Vogel

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    Aster is a latchkey kid. She lives with her divorced mother. The mother's worries that she might leave just like her father did brings no small amount of trouble to the teen. Her mother's overbearing nature always seems to mess things up when Aster tries to make friends. Hopefully Aster can keep home and school separate without completely losing herself. (Sticks and Stones Number 3)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 12, 2012
    ISBN9781300146803
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    Ripples of the Skipping Stone: A Sticks and Stones Story: Number 3

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