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    I Danced With A Rainbow Named Joe
    I Danced With A Rainbow Named Joe
    I Danced With A Rainbow Named Joe
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    I Danced With A Rainbow Named Joe

    By Sylvia Thornton

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    Claire's hopes of going out to play seem to be washed away by the sloshy puddles left behind after the rain shower. The sky is ablaze with magic. Claire's desire to have fun blossoms as she beholds the band of arching colors. A rainbow resting in the vast sky has a name, Joe.


    Both Claire and Joe share in their loneliness. He co

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPlayPen Publishing
    Release dateMay 6, 2021
    ISBN9781954529083
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