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March 7, 2010
By DEARtiffanyy GOLD, West Hills, California
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Read and discover
an end or new beginning
to a blank last page

© Amy D., Troy, OH

The author's comments:
I've always wondered why the very last page is blank. There are no words and no pictures. It's clean and blank. There's probably invisible ink on it for us to deciper, but most readers just close the book and move on.
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