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    The Peregrinating Door
    The Peregrinating Door
    The Peregrinating Door
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    The Peregrinating Door

    By Courtenay Kasper

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    Ari spends his life hiding from adventure, but when he assumes reading about adventure is safe, he realizes just how much fear has held him back. Set in Israel in our time and Biblical times, Ari discovers a time-traveling book of Adventure, Bravery, and Valor. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKasper
    Release dateJul 27, 2019
    ISBN9781775231783
    The Peregrinating Door
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    Courtenay Kasper

    Courtenay Kasper is a New York Times Bestselling book reader. She lives in “the middle of nowhere” British Columbia with her husband and four fantastic kiddos. She has always been a teller of tall-tales and won her first writing contest at age 8. She loves to write stories that reflect the character of God and inspire the wonder and imagination inherent in all of us. She hopes that you enjoy reading this as much as she enjoyed the process of writing it.

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