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  • Sioux City, IA
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Favorite Literature Type
Fiction
Favorite Genre or Category
Banned Books
Favorite Book
I Heart You, You Haunt Me
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Lisa Schroeder

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At 6:30am on March 5, 2010, scribbler said…
Nice to meet you Christel. Welcome to Authors.com. :) Banned books you like, I see. Anything you're yet to read in that category that you'd like to?
At 9:27pm on March 6, 2010, Kay Elizabeth said…
Welcome aboard, Christel! It’s great to meet you. :) Enjoy yourself!
At 8:09pm on April 6, 2011, Lisa R.Brereton said…

Hi Christel,

Welcome, it is so nice to have you here, and would be nice to learn more about what you write. I am an Author of self-help guide books and poet

it would be nice to hear from you

Lisa Brereton

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