The Book Of Love By Sarah Jio
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İn this book Sarah Jio tells about 6 different types of love. When jane was preparing to celebrate her 29’th birthday she receives a mysterious letter. In the letter is written address where she’s asked to go if she wants to attain a talent to see what true love is. Jane has been having eye sight problems since her childhood. She gets curious and goes to the address in the letter. She comes across a woman named Colette and she explain to Jane her special talent.
Colette was there when Jane was born, and she witnessed a mystery that has been passed down for generations being passed to Jane. The talent of seeing love. This is why whenever Jane saw a couple in love her eye sight got worse and worse. She finds it hard to
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