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The book tuck everlasting a teenage girl who gets lost nearby where she lives and encounters a stranger she has never met before on her way she met a stranger whom she soon gets taken to meet a family who hold a big secret. But the girl, Winnie foster gets to decide to stay with the family or go back to her regular life. Winnie foster, a teenage girl who has been warned of the dangers in the world, but with a mind full of curiosity. Willing to sneak out to embark an adventure. Winnie foster feels as if she is being supervised every minute by her parents wich gives her the curiosity to find a new world.

Tuck family, A family with a father, mother, and two sons, but they have a secret that sets them

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