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Melted Clowns

David C. Hughes

Publisher: Progressive Rising Phoenix Press, LLC

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Summary

Hannah loved going to the park. She especially enjoyed going to Cherry Park, and she loved it even more when the clowns stopped by... But when the clowns stop by, so does a storm. Just when the townsfolk think the rain has washed away all their fun, something amazing happens! Join Hannah and the rest of the people in Cherry Park as the clowns frolic, entertain, and astonish them with their ability to bring fun, no matter what the weather has in store.
Available since: 08/22/2014.

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