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    The Little Ninja That Could: Conquer Kindergarten
    The Little Ninja That Could: Conquer Kindergarten
    The Little Ninja That Could: Conquer Kindergarten
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    The Little Ninja That Could: Conquer Kindergarten

    By Mallory Howell and Zoe Saunders

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    The little ninja is nervous about his first day of kindergarten. He is worried about being away from his mom and dad while at school. He also wonders what school will be like. Will he get lost on his way to his classroom? Will his teacher like him? Will he be able to make new friends? All these questions and more are swirling around in the littl

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMallory Howell
    Release dateAug 30, 2020
    ISBN9781732421639
    The Little Ninja That Could: Conquer Kindergarten

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