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    Can I Have My Ball Back?
    Can I Have My Ball Back?
    Can I Have My Ball Back?
    Ebook32 pages2 minutes

    Can I Have My Ball Back?

    By Alice Hemming and Ed Myer

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    What will the inventor do when some playful children interrupt his work? This charming, illustrated story helps young children learn to read with carefully leveled text and fun illustrations.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateJan 1, 2019
    ISBN9781541550292
    Can I Have My Ball Back?
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    Alice Hemming

    Alice Hemming lives in the UK with her two small children who provide lots of inspiration for her work. She writes for children of all ages. Alice is a proactive SCBWI member.

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