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Scary No More: A Halloween Tale

Danielle Bruckert

  • 37 pages
  • 2.3 MB
  • PDF

On Halloween night, a little monster who is afraid of everything learns that the scariest things are not so scary after all. A rhyming picture book for ages 2 to 5.

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