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    Sunday Dinner
    Sunday Dinner
    Sunday Dinner
    Ebook31 pages3 minutes

    Sunday Dinner

    By Angela Shanté, Seth Rogers and Montasia Yneek Sims

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    Sunday Dinners are for family, food, and fun!


    SUNDAY DINNER is a family story that celebrates the tradition of Sunday Dinners as seen through the imaginative eye

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSunday Dinner Publishing
    Release dateDec 7, 2021
    ISBN9781737314813
    Sunday Dinner
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    Angela Shanté

    Angela Shanté is the award-winning author and Kid's Book Choice Awards Nominee of The Noisy Classroom, a picture book about her time as a classroom teacher. Angela received a Master's in Elementary Education with a focus on literacy and later went back to school to receive an MFA in Creative Writing. With one leg in education and the other in the creative world; Angela marries her two passions by creating creative content for young readers across all mediums. Angela currently lives in Southern California with her husband and dog.

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