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Donnie and the Floating Dream Factory - cover

Donnie and the Floating Dream Factory

Ella Green

Verlag: The Good Child Bookstore

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Beschreibung

In "Donnie and the Floating Dream Factory," Donnie, a young inventor, sets out to create a magical factory where dreams are made. With the help of his best friend Zina, he constructs a floating factory that can manufacture dreams—happy, exciting, and strange. But as Donnie soon discovers, dreams can't be forced into perfect molds. They’re unpredictable, chaotic, and wild, but it's that unpredictability that makes them magical. Through hilarious mishaps and unexpected adventures, Donnie learns that the most meaningful dreams are the ones that can’t be planned at all.
Verfügbar seit: 19.05.2025.
Drucklänge: 142 Seiten.

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