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    The Lazy Rock
    The Lazy Rock
    The Lazy Rock
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    The Lazy Rock

    By Kelly Meyers

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    Explore a day in the life of a rock!

    The Lazy Rock just will not budge! Stuck in the mud with no arms and no legs, maybe friends at the beach will be able to help? Tick, tock! The day passes by will The Lazy Rock get to the water in time?

    This story encourages toddlers and young children to follow their dreams, big or small reminding them that they can always ask for help along the way.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateMar 13, 2017
    ISBN9781524659585
    The Lazy Rock
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    Kelly Meyers

    Kelly Meyers is a Canadian writer accomplished in public relations, international media relations, strategic marketing, branding and journalism. Kelly currently runs Kiki Streets Communications — a boutique marketing and communications firm serving clients across the country. A freelance writer for 15 years, Kelly has had more than 200 magazine articles published under various pseudonyms and was recently named a Top Female Executive by Worldwide Branding. Kelly lives in Canada with her husband Darin, son Grady and two dogs — Seantae and Stormer.

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