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k g asked Claire Fuller:

I just finished Our Endless Numbered Days...it was beautifully written. It's dark, but when it's written from Peggy's innocent, brainwashed point-of-view, it is almost sweet. I found myself reading between the lines. Coming from the psychological POV of an 8-15 year old whose sole source of survival is her own father...did you intend her inventing Reuben as a way to cope with the sexual abuse from her father?

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Colleen Fauchelle

Colleen Fauchelle asked Claire Fuller:

Thank you for liking my review. I did enjoy the story, with working at a book store I do get to read early copies of books. I hope I didn't post the review to early? I will have to read your first book soon. Well happy reading and happy writting. I have to ask you a question to post this - Where do U get your inspiration from when writting your stories. Enjoy your day, From Colleen.

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Lucy asked Claire Fuller:

I've just finished listening to the audiobook of Our Endless Numbered Days, I wish had read it first though. I loved it and will be buying my mum a copy for her birthday and perhaps a sneaky copy for my bookshelf! I can't wait for your next book. Just a question about Oliver Hannington, if he told James about Die Hutte why did he not tell Ute where Peggy and James were?

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