Argumentative Essay On Sadie Donaldson's Childhood

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Sadie Donaldson is a three year old girl with slightly olive skin and medium-length curly brown hair. She has big, blue eyes and is white. Her birthday is June 6, 2012. She is right handed. She is 38 inches tall, which is the exact average of a child her age. She weighs 34 pounds, which is two pounds heavier than the average three year old. Alanna Boyce is a three year old girl with pale white skin and blue eyes and long, curly dirty-blonde hair. She has blue eyes. Her birthday is July 5, 2012. She is right handed. She is 40 inches tall, which is two inches taller than the average three year old. She weighs 32 pounds, which is the exact average of a child her age.

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