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    The Day to Day With Natasha Cyrai: Speaks It Until She Believes It Learning About Affirmations
    The Day to Day With Natasha Cyrai: Speaks It Until She Believes It Learning About Affirmations
    The Day to Day With Natasha Cyrai: Speaks It Until She Believes It Learning About Affirmations
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    The Day to Day With Natasha Cyrai: Speaks It Until She Believes It Learning About Affirmations

    By Kimberly N Strong, Karen Toledo and Jessica Slater

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    Natasha is a determined, courageous, and funny 9-year-old girl ready to journey her way through school. She has everything planned in her mind of exactly how she wants the day to go. As she tries to maneuver through her day, she starts to experience many changes, disappointments, and challenges. Luckily, throughout her journey Natasha discovers

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPEAK League Press
    Release dateMar 27, 2021
    ISBN9781736504314
    The Day to Day With Natasha Cyrai: Speaks It Until She Believes It Learning About Affirmations

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