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Natalie And Joe In The Cheater By Alice Walker

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Natalie and Joe are main characters in this book. They are twelve years old, and they are best friends since they were kindergartens. Natalie is soft, but also strong inner side. When she was 9 years old, she lost her father by accident. Her father was full of ideas, and pleasant. She lived with mother, and her mother is and editor for a big children's publisher. One day, Natalie wrote a novel named 'Cheater', and showed to Joe. She showed just two chapters, but Joe loved it and suggested to publish the novel to Natalie. Moreover, Joe wanted to publish secretly with fictitious name, Cassandra Day. Natalie hesitated, ut Joe cheered her up, and Joe also be the agent for her. Their school teacher, Laura Clayton, helped children to lend office,

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