This is a lighthearted and funny tale about doughnut holes. Every child is met with a variety of challenges growing up. In this case, Plaigani finds that overcoming her challenge requires struggle, but brings upon satisfaction. As such, it is an illustration of human condition and search for meaning and happiness. In many circles, this book is considered to be "the most important piece of doughnut hole related literature of all time!"
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This is a lighthearted and funny tale about doughnut holes. Every child is met with a variety of challenges growing up. In this case, Plaigani finds that overcoming her challenge requires struggle, but brings upon satisfaction. As such, it is an illustration of human condition and search for meaning and happiness. In many circles, this book is considered to be "the most important piece of doughnut hole related literature of all time!"
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