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    A Settled Stone: A Sticks and Stones Story: Number Nine
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    A Settled Stone: A Sticks and Stones Story: Number Nine
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    A Settled Stone: A Sticks and Stones Story: Number Nine

    By Kimberly Vogel

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    Amanda is a senior at the Lemoyne high school. She has many aspirations, including entering either the police force or the army after graduation. While her future looks bright, she still has to make it to the end of high school. There are rumors of the war to the north crossing into their country, though. Will she and her friends survive it? (Sticks and Stones Number 9)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 3, 2013
    ISBN9781300658696
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    A Settled Stone: A Sticks and Stones Story: Number Nine

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