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Kirsten's review on the book School of Fear

This book is full of adventure and very unexpected things that happen. School of Fear Everyone's Afraid of Something is perfect for those who enjoy mystery and adventurous type books. I myself enjoyed this book and will definitely be reading the rest of this series! I hope you get lost in this book of spine-tingling moments!

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Great

I really loved the book,it was very interesting at some parts it wasn't but that's just fine.