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    No Mommy No . . .
    No Mommy No . . .
    No Mommy No . . .
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    No Mommy No . . .

    By Namrita Hansrai

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    This book is based on the daily nagging, confrontations, and whines that parents and kids experience with each other. It is a perfect blend of fun, emotions, sweet arguments, and a strong message.

    Dan is a perfect child everywhere, except when he is at home. He doesn't like listening to his mom. In fact, he hates it. Let's see how his mom handles his tantrums and turns things around.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateNov 20, 2016
    ISBN9781524646103
    No Mommy No . . .
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    Namrita Hansrai

    Namrita Hansrai is a mom of three energetic and loving kids. This book is based on the daily challenges that she (just like all the other moms out there) faces with her kids from morning to night, all day long. Namrita loves to read, travel, volunteer, and spend time with her family. Professionally, she is a CPA. This is her first book.

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