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• Title : Penelope and Priscilla and the Enchanted House of Whispers
• Author : Jennifer Troulis
• Rating : 4.65 (186 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-4-13
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 230 Pages
• Asin : 1412005159
• Language : English

"Every child should be exposed to books like this one where the characters overcome their fears." -- Writer's Digest Magazine, April 5, 2004"Penelope and Priscilla is the perfect blend of the magical and whimsical." -- William M. Robins, Director of the Dunellen Public Library, August 10, 2003

When identical twins Penelope and Priscilla move to a new town, strange and mysterious things start to happen to them and their house.

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