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    Go Away! & Let's Make a Rocket
    Go Away! & Let's Make a Rocket
    Go Away! & Let's Make a Rocket
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    Go Away! & Let's Make a Rocket

    By Elizabeth Dale and Gina Lorena Maldonado

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    A cranky farmer, some creative animals, and a group of friends who love building things help engage emergent readers. The charming illustrations and decodable text make reading fun for everyone!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateJan 1, 2020
    ISBN9781541592636
    Go Away! & Let's Make a Rocket
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    Elizabeth Dale

    Elizabeth Dale lives in a West Sussex village in the UK. She always dreamed of being a writer but somehow got sidetracked into getting a physics degree. She has had over 40 books published.

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