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Kate Robbie
This story is very engaging because it tells exactly how some people wanted it to be, congratulations to the author, I really liked it, and whoever reads it won't regret it because this story is exactly how young justice should have been in the beginning. I'm very excited for the end, Authors like this are very difficult to find, so when you read them, read them with love and affection.
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"CITE," "SITE," and "SIGHT"
"Cite" means to quote or reference. "Site" refers to a location. "Sight" relates to seeing or a view. Ex.: Remember to cite your sources. The archaeological site is fascinating. The sunset is a breathtaking sight.
"PRINCIPAL" and "PRINCIPLE"
"Principal" refers to a person in a position of authority or the primary part of something. "Principle" means a fundamental rule or belief. Ex.: The school principal addressed the students. The principal reason for our success is teamwork. Honesty is an important principle to uphold.
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I have to admit, when I first saw Fanfic did not excite me, but as soon as I started reading it, I just couldn't stop. It is a completely amazing, innovative story that makes you cry for more. Attach us our attention in an extraordinary way and you never fail to imagine what will happen next, because there is always something impactful.
Again, it is one of the most incredibly well -written and content stories that even being based on series is very original, which I've read.
I recommend everyone to read, because they will really like it.
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Recommended by Kate Robbie
Kate Robbie
This story is very engaging because it tells exactly how some people wanted it to be, congratulations to the author, I really liked it, and whoever reads it won't regret it because this story is exactly how young justice should have been in the beginning. I'm very excited for the end, Authors like this are very difficult to find, so when you read them, read them with love and affection.
I LOVED THE STORY ♥
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"CITE," "SITE," and "SIGHT"
"Cite" means to quote or reference. "Site" refers to a location. "Sight" relates to seeing or a view. Ex.: Remember to cite your sources. The archaeological site is fascinating. The sunset is a breathtaking sight.