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The Gray Brothers - It's All Relative

Johanna Delacruz

Publisher: Johanna Delacruz

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Summary

Maggie has had to learn how to deal with the Gray Brothers regularly.  Should be easy peasy, right?  Wrong.
 
She has already met the infamous original Gray Brothers and Gray Cousins, and now the entire Gray family has decided to take a vacation together.  What is going to happen next when she has to spend the summer dealing with the Gray family?  Her world is about to be flipped upside down.
 
Follow Maggie as she navigates her way through the Gray family vacation.  As they say, it's all relative.
Available since: 10/01/2019.

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