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    Jan 01, 2022 7 minutes

    Hi, Everybuggy,

    I have just received my very first Cricket magazine and I love it! My favorite book series are The Happy Hollisters mysteries, Encyclopedia Brown mysteries, A to Z Mysteries, and Gone-Away Lake. I really like mysteries!

    Ladybug and Pussywillow, I like cookie dough ice cream. What flavors do you like? I like reading comic books, especially Calvin and Hobbes. I like coloring, especially drawing foxes, and I like horses.

    Mollybug Roanoke, Virginia

    Dear Mollybug,

    I like chocolate chip, chocolate chip cookie dough, mocha chip, and mint chip!

    Love, Ladybug

    Dear Cricket,

    I think you’re awesome and wanted to tell you that I have a whole bunch of your magazines! I got my first one on my birthday (July 27) in 2019! Say hello to Ladybug and all your other friends.

    Beatrice, age 11 Wenham, Massachusetts

    Hi!

    I love reading and I also really like writing stories. I am working on writing a book! I love going to the beach and boogie boarding—good times!

    I really want a dog, a golden retriever or Rottweiler, especially. They are both really sweet,

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