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Dear ms. simmons, we need a number of volunteers to read stories to the children at next wednesday's story hour. the library wants to involve people from the community, and your background in public speaking makes you a perfect candidate. the story hour will feature at least three stories read by different people from the community. you for your consideration. sincerely, miranda knoll read this draft of a letter. which of these choices is the correct topic sentence for this paragraph? a) the town library has many programs, including an collection of e-books that can be checked out. b) many people enjoy checking out books from the library on a regular basis. c) i am writing to ask you to read one of stories at the town library's story hour for children. d) the town library is a location where many different adult literacy clubs meet.

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