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    Turtle's Treasure
    Turtle's Treasure
    Turtle's Treasure
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    Turtle's Treasure

    By WestBow Press

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    Turtles Treasure is a story of hope, and reflects a spirit needed today to face shared global challenges related to the environment and social responsibility. Join Turtle as she ventures with Owl into their global forest community to learn to see these challenges with new eyes and respond to them with a new heart. Turtles journey is one that speaks to all ages, and particularly complements home learning and classroom contexts from grade one through graduate levels across fields, such as education, sociology, and global environmental studies. This book is dedicated to the many unrecognized individuals around the world who remind us to live simply.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateApr 18, 2014
    ISBN9781490832869
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