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Claire and Clarence
by Beverly Sims
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Rated "PG" by the Author.

There is nowhere in the world Clair can't go as long as she has Clarence.

Clarence is just the greatest friend young Clair could ever have. Her parents, her teachers, her school chums ... well, they can't see him. Clair doesn't care a bit. She and Clarence have so much fun. Like one time they went to Africa and she brought home an ostrich egg.

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Reviewed by Linda Newton Perry	7/23/2008

Hi, just wanted to give you a review. Happy writing. Would like to know more about Clarence. Linda

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