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Tales of the Protectors - Almost Heaven

Lisa Pence

Publisher: Morgan James Fiction

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Summary

Elevates children to a position of responsibility without losing their childlike wonder
Helps children gain the ability to empathize with others 
A battle between the forces of good and evil
Provokes the thought in children that they have the ability to work for good each and every day
Teaches children how to handle difficult situations through the fictional characters’ decision whether to attempt to solve the life or death situation in which they find themselves or turn it over to strangers who may or may not succeed

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