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I first read this one when I was but an eighth-grader. My Bestie at the time read it and recommended it to me. We both loved the weird and creepy, which this story is. Crawford builds nicely to the tale within a story. Like SK, he places the bizarre into a mundane place. I can picture the small...

In our move I've come across a few books that I hadn't seen for a while. One of them is a book of questions meant to initiate discussions. I'd like to share a few one or two (no more than three) at a time. Have at it! 1. If you could wake up tomorrow with a new talent or ability, what would it...