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    Figler: My Imaginary Friend
    Figler: My Imaginary Friend
    Figler: My Imaginary Friend
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    Figler: My Imaginary Friend

    By Erica Taylor

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    Accolades to Erica Taylor for Figler: My Imaginary Friend. Taylor takes her readers on a journey of self-realization as a child comes to ultimately discover that the wonderful abilities possessed by Figler, the beloved imaginary friend, are talents (he/she) also possesses. The whimsical illustrations draw readers into the main character’s journey of self-discovery.  This book offers a delightful poetic read inspiring young readers to dare to imagine and reach for the impossible.
    Jeanine Wood - Distance Learning Coordinator Northeast Arkansas Education Cooperative Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherParkhurst Brothers Publishers Inc
    Release dateApr 15, 2014
    ISBN9781624910128
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