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Literacy Non-Profit For Teens Recognized At National Book Awards

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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[R]eps from a Seattle-based nonprofit attended the [National Book Awards] event to pick up one of five "Innovations in Reading" prizes for their online book community readergirlz.

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[R]eps from a Seattle-based nonprofit attended the [National Book Awards] event to pick up one of five "Innovations in Reading" prizes for their online book community readergirlz.
[R]eps from a Seattle-based nonprofit attended the [National Book Awards] event to pick up one of five "Innovations in Reading" prizes for their online book community readergirlz.
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