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Four Short Stories Into One Book

Paula Lund

Publisher: Paula Lund

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Summary

Four Short Stories Into One Book is written by author Paula Lund. The Water Pixies, The Little Green Witch and Etiquette Class, The Ghost Babysitters, and The Only Ghost With A Camera is a perfect read for camping trips, lounging at the beach and poolside, road trips, and while staying at home.
Available since: 05/28/2020.

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