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    A Prepared Princess…: Never Gets Left Behind!
    A Prepared Princess…: Never Gets Left Behind!
    A Prepared Princess…: Never Gets Left Behind!
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    A Prepared Princess…: Never Gets Left Behind!

    By Donna Y. McGee

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    This story will capture your little princesses heart. We will venture to the East side of County Acres--a little closer to the city into the lives of ten young ladies who learn that being prepared can bring the greatest rewards.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateOct 13, 2017
    ISBN9781512782868
    A Prepared Princess…: Never Gets Left Behind!
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    Donna Y. McGee

    About the Author Donna is a wife, mother, and nana. In addition, she is an educator and has taught both general and special education. She loves the Lord with all her heart and often makes up stories inspired by Bible to share with “grand-people” and other children.  She lives in Northern California with her husband, Pastor Jerome J. McGee, Sr.    About the Illustrator Maria is adept in multiple mediums: watercolor, pencil, charcoal, acrylic, and chalk pastel. She has exhibited her work in a variety of settings, including the California State Fair and several local retail establishments. She has also designed greeting cards and produced portraits on commission. Maria lives and works in the Sacramento area with her husband, Pastor Anthon Sadler. She loves the Lord and stands on John 15:15.

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