I always used to read aloud to her in the evenings--

Cornelia Funke
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I always used to read aloud to her in the evenings. She loved it when I read to her. She would fall asleep in my arms every night. I would read to her lots of old books like Treasure Island and lots of new ones like the Harry Potter series. She loved getting lost in these stories.

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