Not a fanI'm thinking of like Cinnamon Spice in I feel like they were like write this trendy, cozy, small town romance and it was not developed well at all and like nothing made sense and I was just like this is not hitting at all.
Cinnamon Spice (1939)
Others: Negative Vintage children's fiction about a set of girl triplets.
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