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The Book of Lost Things
Twelve-year-old David’s grief pulls him into Elsewhere, a dark realm where twisted fairy tales challenge his innocence and force him to grow up fast. John Connolly’s story isn’t a gentle bedtime tale—it’s a gritty, poetic journey through loss, fear, and the blurry line between fantasy and reality. Ready to face what lies in the shadows?
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