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Um Duende Feliz
 Well, where to start? Let's see... for the simple fact that the author writes very well, there are no spelling errors, which makes reading much easier and doesn't make it tiring, in addition to being based on an owl (which I personally think that putting an owl in the story was the best something the author has already done!! ) So that's it, because for the story to be good it doesn't necessarily have to have a happy ending!! n I hope you like it!! n XOXO!!
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"WHO'S" and "WHOSE"

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Recommended by Um Duende Feliz
Um Duende Feliz
 Well, where to start? Let's see... for the simple fact that the author writes very well, there are no spelling errors, which makes reading much easier and doesn't make it tiring, in addition to being based on an owl (which I personally think that putting an owl in the story was the best something the author has already done!! ) So that's it, because for the story to be good it doesn't necessarily have to have a happy ending!! n I hope you like it!! n XOXO!!