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Since then it's been a book you read in reverse So you understand less as the pages turn Or a movie so crass And awkardly cast That even I could be the star.

 

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When it comes to holiday attire, she does not mess around. I have a feeling she will also really embrace Christmas sweaters as an adult.
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Blogger Poppy Says: 5:52 AM  

I've figured it out--Eloise Wilkins. She looks exactly like a little girl in an Eloise Wilkins illustration. So, so darling.

 

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