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    A Volcano in Pineapple Cove
    A Volcano in Pineapple Cove
    A Volcano in Pineapple Cove
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    A Volcano in Pineapple Cove

    By Susan Frances

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    A Volcano in Pineapple Cove is a rhyming lyrical tale suitable for kids aged two to eight. William S. Turtle lives in a beautiful paradise with only one problema quiet volcano. Will is used to using his shell in clever ways. One day, when the volcano erupts, he saves the town with the help of his shell and clever thinking. The moral of this story is: You can solve almost any problem if you
    think in a creative way.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJan 26, 2017
    ISBN9781524579579
    A Volcano in Pineapple Cove
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    Susan Frances

    Susan Frances is the mother of two boys and the grandmother of two, living in New Jersey. She has written a book of children’s poetry, as well as rhyming stories for young children. Each of Susan’s stories teaches a lesson or moral. Susan has worked in the Nursing profession for over forty years.

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