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    The Princess and The Beets: A Tale about a Princess, a Butterfly and a Mysterious Shiny Red Dot.
    The Princess and The Beets: A Tale about a Princess, a Butterfly and a Mysterious Shiny Red Dot.
    The Princess and The Beets: A Tale about a Princess, a Butterfly and a Mysterious Shiny Red Dot.
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    The Princess and The Beets: A Tale about a Princess, a Butterfly and a Mysterious Shiny Red Dot.

    By Roberto Piacentini Filho

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    An unusual princess and her amazing pet find themselves in the middle of a great mystery that turns out to be very tasty! With colorful illustrations and easy-to-read text, this book inspires young children to eat healthy vegetables.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateApr 15, 2014
    ISBN9781483526218
    The Princess and The Beets: A Tale about a Princess, a Butterfly and a Mysterious Shiny Red Dot.

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