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    The Book

    By Donny Mack and Reigan Knotts

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    This is a tale about the life of a little book. The journey begins with the first child who picks the book up off the shelf, turns the pages and hears the squeals of delight as the words that reside within come to life. The little book is so happy to be a part of this new family and relishes the time spent with the much adored child. Little book finally belongs to someone and there is nowhere in the world the book would rather be. As time passes the child gets bigger and starts to read bigger books. Little book is left alone on the shelf. What will the little book do? Will the pages ever be read again, the cover be held again or tucked into someones arms at bedtime? The little book soon learns that this is only the beginning of the story
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press
    Release dateOct 30, 2013
    ISBN9781452583556
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    Donny Mack

    Reigan Knotts is an educator, life coach, and true enthusiast of children of all ages.  Reigan’s classroom and life experience have proven to her we all experience times of joy and trial, and through it all, we just want to be seen and loved.  Reigan resides in Prescott, Arizona, with her husband, son, a cat, and three dogs. She loves frolicking outside.

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