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    Have You Hugged Your Alien?
    Have You Hugged Your Alien?
    Have You Hugged Your Alien?
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    Have You Hugged Your Alien?

    By Anne Walsh

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    Anne Walsh is an art therapist living and working in Kemptville, Ontario.

    She supports families through transitions such as divorce, illness, growing pains and loss.

    Art therapy helps children identify, express and contain their emotions. Have You Hugged

    Your Alien? teaches children that experiencing a variety

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBurnstown Publishing House
    Release dateSep 1, 2015
    ISBN9781772571905
    Have You Hugged Your Alien?

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