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    Nana
    Nana
    Nana
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    Nana

    By Patsy Whittle

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    Come along with Nana as she takes her daily trip to her favorite lake to see what the animals are up to. Find out which animals need her help and who she meets along the way. Read about how she protects the animals from harm so they can live safe and happy lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPatsy Whittle
    Release dateSep 15, 2020
    ISBN9781005974695
    Nana
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    Patsy Whittle

    Patsy is from Canada. She writes children’s books and poetry. When she is not writing she likes going for long walks and getting in touch with nature. It is usually on her walks that the characters for her next book are born.

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      Nana - Patsy Whittle

      INTRODUCTION

      Come along with Nana as she takes her daily trip to her favorite lake to see what the animals are up to. Find out which animals need her help and who she meets along the way. Read about how she protects the animals from harm so they can live safe and happy lives.

      ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

      Pixabay, Creazella, and Public Domain Images for generously providing me with images needed to create the storyboard for this book.

      FROM THE AUTHOR

      While some parts of this book are fictionalized to enhance the story, the animal stories and the events that took place at the lake are all true.

      DEDICATION

      This book is dedicated to the many injured, sick, and abandoned animals I have helped along their way. They have brought a tremendous amount of love, joy, and laughter into my life.

      Copyright 2020 by Patsy Whittle. The author retains sole copyright to her contributions to this book.

      Nana lived in a house in the country. There was a small pond just outside her door. She loved her little house. It

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