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    Jan 01, 2021 7 minutes

    Dear Everybuggy,

    Hi! I know, I know, you’ve heard this a seption (1024 ) times, but I LOVE your magazine! I just have something to say (all from February 2020). Ladybug, you are correct! Hockey is very rough. Just don’t punch-fight. Wear protective gear, and you’ll be fine, Muffin. The more protective gear, the better! Slug-go, George, and Tail, here are a pad so your slime won’t freeze and bodysuits so you don’t get ice burn. George and Tail, do not wear dancing outfits when you play hockey. It’s very dangerous! I hope this will make it better to play hockey. Happy skating!

    Rhianna Probst, age 11

    Aurora, Colorado P.S. Ladybug, can you fly?

    Can I fly? You should see me!

    Love,

    Ladybug

    Dear Cricket,

    Even though I just started reading your magazines, I love the stories. My favorite book so far is The Fog Test by Pamela Love. It was a really good book because Kris never gave up, so he ended up seeing his family.

    Katelynn B., age 9

    Conroe, Texas

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