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    Too Much Hopscotch (Children's, African-American, Imagination & Play)
    Too Much Hopscotch (Children's, African-American, Imagination & Play)
    Too Much Hopscotch (Children's, African-American, Imagination & Play)
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    Too Much Hopscotch (Children's, African-American, Imagination & Play)

    By Susie Rich

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    The sun is shining on a brand new day, and for Becky, that means a morning filled with her favorite pastime: hopscotch. Willing to set aside breakfast for a good run at her beloved game, Becky discovers a few obstacles ... right in the middle of her hopscotch board! Young readers tag along on Becky's adventure as she figures out how to handle her hopscotch challenges.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSDP Publishing
    Release dateApr 30, 2014
    ISBN9780989972338
    Too Much Hopscotch (Children's, African-American, Imagination & Play)
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    Susie Rich

    Susie Rich was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, and has spent her career working in the social work/homelessness prevention field. At the age of 20, she began to seriously pursue her writing career in the short story and novel markets and has enjoyed success in publishing Beauties, The Eye of the Beholder, a short story, for an Ohio magazine. Now a published author, she has written many short stories and is also working on a novel. She currently resides outside of Boston, Massachusetts, with her husband.

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      Too Much Hopscotch (Children's, African-American, Imagination & Play) - Susie Rich

      Too Much Hopscotch, Published March, 2014

      By Susie Rich

      Copyright © 2013, Susie Rich

      Smashwords Edition

      Interior and Cover Illustrations: Lisa Marie Brennan

      Interior Layout: Howard Johnson, Howard Communigrafix, Inc.

      Editorial: Eden Rivers Editorial Services and Susan Herbert

      Proofreading: Karen Grennan

      Author Photo: Nelson Nieves Photography

      Published by SDP Publishing an imprint of SDP Publishing Solutions, LLC.

      For more information about this book contact Lisa Akoury-Ross by email at lross@SDPPublising.com.

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