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    Bridget's Diary: Heroes and Legends of Hillsboro
    Bridget's Diary: Heroes and Legends of Hillsboro
    Bridget's Diary: Heroes and Legends of Hillsboro
    Audiobook3 hours

    Bridget's Diary: Heroes and Legends of Hillsboro

    Written by Tonya Macalino

    Narrated by Cassie Greer

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    About this audiobook

    Peek inside the history notebook of Hillsboro reporter Bridget Troyer!

    Filled with notes, pictures, and sketches, Hannah and Cameron’s mom’s personal collection of stories from Hillsboro’s colorful history is both magical and inspiring. Meet Bridget’s inspiration, newspaperwoman Emma McKinney. See images of the Jackson family who inspired Hannah and Cameron’s Jackson School Elementary. Learn the story behind Antonio’s favorite hangout: the Cornelius Pass Roadhouse.

    Bridget has even left pages for you to create your own record of your hometown’s secret and enchanted story.

    Let it not be forgotten!

    If you liked THE GATES OF AURONA chapter book series, you will love this tour of the Troyer family’s very real Oregon home and all its stories by national award-winning author Tonya Macalino.

    Click now to explore the magical town of Hillsboro!

    Recommended for ages 8-12.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrystal Mosaic Books
    Release dateJan 23, 2021
    ISBN9781664937314
    Bridget's Diary: Heroes and Legends of Hillsboro

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