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Treasures

Sarah Klaiber

Publisher: Kevin W W Blackley Books, LLC

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Summary

If the simple definition of a treasure is “something of value,” then why do we often automatically envision a buried chest of precious gems to define the term? In a world where we tell ourselves to “stop and smell the roses” and that “money does not buy happiness,” this easy read is a must. Its meaningful message will show a child how good it feels to love and appreciate, while reminding the adult reader the same.
Available since: 12/01/2016.

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