It is not often that someone comes along who is a true friend and a good writer.

E.B. White
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The world can be a lonely place. At times, we all need a friend to share our experiences with. That’s why there are good friends who will listen to your tale and help you express yourself. The best writers capture the magic and emotion of our lives and share it with others.

Source: Charlottes Web

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