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    When She Came to Town
    When She Came to Town
    When She Came to Town
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    When She Came to Town

    By Gina Gallyot

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    A mysterious woman comes to town with jars and oranges. She helps a chocolatier feel joy again and create some Valentine magic in a snowy town.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGina Gallyot
    Release dateFeb 3, 2021
    ISBN9780463995044
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      When She Came To Town

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      It started with a bag of oranges, but she called them tangelos, quirky just like her, her mismatched clothes, her unusual hair, and her bag of jars that she carried everywhere. Teresa could not bear to leave them behind, so

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