Fed Up! Mom’S Off To The Caribbean - A Children’S Book Full Of Adventures And Humor Age 6 And Up

A.P. Hernández

Maison d'édition: Babelcube

Synopsis

Mom’s fed up! 


She’s had enough! 


She spends her life washing, cooking, ironing and taking care of everyone. 


She can’t take it anymore and needs a vacation urgently, so she’s going to the Caribbean! 


Matthew, eight years old, his brother Anthony, and his dad will be on their own for a week. 


Read about their adventures!

Disponible depuis: 04/11/2022.

Longueur d'impression: 414 pages.

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