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I chose a book I loved to read to my boys. I have no memories of any books being read to me when I was a child. Love You Forever by Robert Munsch. This special book conveys a mother's love for her son as she ages and so does he! It fit our family dynamics perfectly and I read it to them often. I gave both of them copies of the book for their 18th birthdays.
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