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Diana
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Diana
Diana didn’t dare to come to the street library. She was ashamed to show that she didn’t know how to read. She didn’t want to mix with the other children either. She always hides behind her big black bangs.
Diana didn’t dare to come to the street library. She was ashamed to show that she didn’t know how to read. She didn’t want to mix with the other children either. She always hides behind her big black bangs.
