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    Trust, Truth, and Ridiculous Goofs: Reading and Writing Friendship Poems
    Trust, Truth, and Ridiculous Goofs: Reading and Writing Friendship Poems
    Trust, Truth, and Ridiculous Goofs: Reading and Writing Friendship Poems
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    Trust, Truth, and Ridiculous Goofs: Reading and Writing Friendship Poems

    By Jennifer Fandel, Connie Miller, Blake Hoena and

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    Friends make everything better even poetry! This book celebrates friendships of all kinds. And, like a good friend, it shares the tools you'll need to write your own poems. So open up, and discover the poet in you!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCapstone Young Readers
    Release dateJul 15, 2021
    ISBN9781666307399
    Trust, Truth, and Ridiculous Goofs: Reading and Writing Friendship Poems

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