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Maggie & Fever - A Sasquatch Story - cover

Maggie & Fever - A Sasquatch Story

Christopher Noël

Publisher: Hangar 1 Publishing

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Summary

In "Maggie and Fever: A Sasquatch Story," a young girl discovers a friend that nobody else believes exists.
 
Their friendship takes them on a journey full of fun, secrets, and adventure. But when something unexpected happens, Maggie learns an important lesson about respecting private space.
 
Despite their challenges, Maggie and her friend keep their bond alive in a special way. This charming children's book, written in poetic style, will delight and inspire children aged 4-8 with its themes of friendship, nature, and the magic of the unknown.
 
The captivating illustrations perfectly capture the wonder of the story, making it a treasured addition to any child's library.
Available since: 07/01/2023.
Print length: 46 pages.

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