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No Peanut Butter in France

LAUREN AND LEE KNEW living in France was going to be different. They just didn’t know it was going to be that different.

The twins had learned French so they could speak with the French people, but everybody spoke so fast!

The food was different, too. Their mom was excited to try cooking some new French recipes. One

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