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    I Wish I Were ... Book 1
    I Wish I Were ... Book 1
    I Wish I Were ... Book 1
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    I Wish I Were ... Book 1

    By Laura Strachan

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    A group of rhyming stories for young children. Book 1 includes I Wish I Were a Frog, I Wish I Were a Camel and I Wish I Were a Fish.Each story features cartoon pictures that are sure to entertain your little one.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaura Strachan
    Release dateDec 29, 2014
    ISBN9780993928826
    I Wish I Were ... Book 1
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    Laura Strachan

    Laura Strachan lives in the small southern Ontario town of Listowel with her husband of twelve years and their two children. She enjoys camping with her family during the summer, and the frequent trips to the arena for her children's hockey and figure skating during the winter. Laura was born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. While growing up she enjoyed reading and writing. Now she is pleased to provide books for another generation to enjoy.

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