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The document lists several book series including The Dragonet Prophecy series, The Jade Mountain Prophecy series, The Lost Continent Prophecy series, Legends & Winglets books, and graphic novels. It instructs the reader to check off which books they have read and to reserve all books through the westervillelibrary.org website.
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