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Mars' First Friends: Come on Over, Rovers!
Written by Susanna Leonard Hill and Elisa Paganelli
Narrated by Ensemble Cast
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This heartwarming tale about the little red planet is the perfect bedtime story for curious adventurers searching for more information on pets and outer space.
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Susanna Leonard Hill
Susanna Leonard Hill is the New York Times bestselling author of Moon's First Friends, as well as many other award-winning books for children. A frequent visitor to schools and libraries, she teaches picture-book writing and offers picture-book critiques. She currently resides with her children and two rescue dogs in New York's Mid-Hudson Valley.
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