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The Great Race Across the Frozen Wasteland - cover

The Great Race Across the Frozen Wasteland

Gideon Thorne

Editorial: The Good Child Bookstore

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Sinopsis

In The Great Race Across the Frozen Wasteland, a group of adventurous children—Logan, Sarah, Henry, and Owen—enter the legendary race to reach the farthest point of a perilous icy realm.
 
Battling freezing temperatures, wild creatures, and fierce competition, they must rely on their wits, teamwork, and courage to survive. But as they push forward through the snow and ice, they learn that the greatest reward isn’t the finish line, but the lessons of friendship, problem-solving, and persistence they gain along the way.
 
Join them on a journey where every step counts and laughter is never far behind!
Disponible desde: 26/01/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 135 páginas.

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