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    Bearly Over the Mountain
    Bearly Over the Mountain
    Bearly Over the Mountain
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    Bearly Over the Mountain

    By Cheryl Mahaffy, Peter G Mahaffy and Bill Gunter

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    Clara and Jonah and Caleb and Briar are taking a train over the mountains from Venice to Paris. The train is weighed down with people escaping a flood in their city, luggage (including stuffed bears) in hand. Will the train make it over the mountains with all those bodies and all those things? Fortunately

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKings Centre for Visualization in Science
    Release dateMar 1, 2021
    ISBN9781777495039
    Bearly Over the Mountain
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    Cheryl Mahaffy

    Cheryl Mahaffy is a professional writer and the pen behind the enterprise Words that Sing.

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