Kit’s Stairway Post Office
Kit lived on the sixth floor of a tall brick building. Every Saturday, Kit wrote tiny letters at the kitchen table: “Thank you for the plants.” “Your soup smelled good.”
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Kit lived on the sixth floor of a tall brick building. Every Saturday, Kit wrote tiny letters at the kitchen table: “Thank you for the plants.” “Your soup smelled good.”
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