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Have you ever been punched in the gut - like really, truly, no-holding-back punched? No? Me neither. But reading The Boy Who Steals Houses by C. G. Drews feels like how I imagine it would be; it wrangles all the air out of your stomach and leaves you hunched over, hungrily gasping for more.
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