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This book was written for all those readers of Hatchet and The River who wrote (I received as many as two hundred letters a day) to tell me they felt Brian Robeson’s story was left unfinished by his early rescue before, they said, “it became really hard going.” They asked: “What would happen if Brian hadn’t been
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mrparratore.weebly.comAl Capone Does My Shirts 11 “Don‟t talk to me about fair, young man. Don‟t get me started on that one.” My mother glares at me. “I‟m sorry, Moose,” my father says. He reaches for his officer‟s hat and settles it on his head. “There‟s nothing I‟d like …
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