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Touching Spirit Bear is a fantastic and breath-taking book.
This book is about a boy named Cole who has been beaten by his dad. He goes to an island and stays there so he can fix his anger.

I think this book is a fantastic book because Cole got lost for a while, then he finally got back on track where he was before he got lost, and Cole found his happiness again.

I think this book is breath-taking because Cole beat up his friend Peter and then he blamed the world on every thing that had happened, so his parents thought that this island would help him from beating up his friend and blaming the world on everything.

In conclusion, I think everyone should read this book to find out more about this book. Like everyone one says life's
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