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Winnie's Red Monologue
the last book of the Winnie sires is when they go to summer camp. Winnie's boyfriend lars is a year older than her and loves her. her best friend's cinnamon and dinah are total weirdoes. worst of all, Sandra is going to collage!!!my faveret part of this book is the needlepoint bathroom scene. "there was a framed sign above the toilet,and it was needlepointed, and i said, If It's Yellow,Let It Mellow. If It;s Brown Flush It Down. this is my favorite scene because it is hilarious.
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