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    A Dinosaur in Antarctica: Min Finds Paradise
    A Dinosaur in Antarctica: Min Finds Paradise
    A Dinosaur in Antarctica: Min Finds Paradise
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    A Dinosaur in Antarctica: Min Finds Paradise

    By Sheryl I Reardon

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    What happens when a meteor hits Antarctica, releasing gasses and causing a chemical reaction that somehow brings a dinosaur back to life? A Dinosaur in Antarctica: Min Finds Paradise is a book about a dinosaur trying to find a way home back to his 'people'. The answer to Min's hopes and dreams lies under the Antarctic ice and the only people who c
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPatobella Books
    Release dateDec 13, 2021
    ISBN9780645276633
    A Dinosaur in Antarctica: Min Finds Paradise

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