Winner, IP Picks 09 Best First Book.The Secret Stealer is a creative and well-crafted fantasy story for young adults, and takes the reader on an entertaining ride as it looks at magic curses, good and evil, and the challenges of dealing with the adul...

Dracula by Bram Stoker
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