livros para ler Pick up the book nearest to you... (just for fun)

cassie-1-2-3 posted on Apr 09, 2010 at 05:20PM
then turn to page 81 and type out the fifth sentence.


Here is mine:

Dark Angel by V.C. Andrews

"Then there was me,I could be triggered into doing something wrong, if I were made to feel vulnerable."

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