Stop Here
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Seven Stories Press, 2013.
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Beverly Gologorsky., & Beverly Gologorsky|AUTHOR. (2013). Stop Here . Seven Stories Press.

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Beverly Gologorsky and Beverly Gologorsky|AUTHOR. 2013. Stop Here. Seven Stories Press.

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Beverly Gologorsky and Beverly Gologorsky|AUTHOR. Stop Here Seven Stories Press, 2013.

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Beverly Gologorsky, and Beverly Gologorsky|AUTHOR. Stop Here Seven Stories Press, 2013.

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