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    The Leaves in the Breeze
    The Leaves in the Breeze
    The Leaves in the Breeze
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    The Leaves in the Breeze

    By Laura Veasey Williams

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    This is a heartfelt story for children that being bigger does not give them the right to control, bully, or disregard the rights of others. We need each other to survive, prosper, and fulfill our dreams.

    And being small does have its advantages. Learn a lesson from The Leaves in the Breeze. You can win friendships through being kind, being loving, being helpful to others, and having a big heart.

    Laura Veasey Williams
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateSep 30, 2016
    ISBN9781524543396
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