Likedthen Amy number seven which I reread in my childhood favorites I wanted to be like an all-time favorite but it didn't hold up still a good time but not a five
Amy, Number Seven (Replica) (1998)
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LovedThis is Amy Number Seven, she's like a part of a clone group of Amy’s and they're really like superhero like middle grade teenagers and I don't know it was really cool, it was really thrilling and suspenseful because she's like trying to hide from this organization.
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