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    Orphan Escape
    Orphan Escape
    Orphan Escape
    Ebook56 pages31 minutes

    Orphan Escape

    By Tori Lavan and Ambar Guarino

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    Maxine is a young orphan girl with a little secret... the teddy bear that is always in her arms can talk! When no one's around, they chat to each other and make plans for Maxine to find her family. Long ago, Teddy heard Maxine's family talking about an aunt who lived in their city of London, and the pair are determined to find h

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTori Lavan
    Release dateJul 31, 2021
    ISBN9781087894263
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