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    Why Did God Create Mosquitoes?
    Why Did God Create Mosquitoes?
    Why Did God Create Mosquitoes?
    Ebook34 pages7 minutes

    Why Did God Create Mosquitoes?

    By Maria Lenna Joson-Ong and Joseph Luna

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    Have you ever seen a mouse sitting proudly on top of the cat's head?

    "Why Did God Create Mosquitoes?" is a story about the sad cat who despises the pesky mosquitoes for making her friend sick and go to heaven. With the help of the smart mouse and other "annoying creatures," she realizes the value of God's creation—big and small.

    Children, moms, and dads, enjoy reading!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris AU
    Release dateFeb 4, 2014
    ISBN9781493132096
    Why Did God Create Mosquitoes?
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    Maria Lenna Joson-Ong

    Maria Lenna Joson-Ong is a licensed Landscape Architect who graduated with honors from the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. She was born and raised in the province of Rizal and is currently living in Cebu with her husband, a daughter and the memories of her beloved son. To cope with the loss of their only son, Lenna and her husband, Jimson, joined other parents in 2009 to organize a Cebu-based support group for grieving parents called HUGS.

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