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    Lilly Child
    Lilly Child
    Lilly Child
    Ebook28 pages9 minutes

    Lilly Child

    By Sarah Colegrove and Raina Pratt

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    This is a story about true beauty and the freedom to be unique. It will inspire children to embrace the power of their own beauty, even if that looks different than others around them.

    The Festival of Art has arrived and Lilly, a giddy youthful bud, cannot wait to be painted by the village artists. She does everything in her power to dra

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSarah Colegrove
    Release dateMay 25, 2016
    ISBN9780997156614
    Lilly Child
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    Sarah Colegrove

    SARAH COLEGROVE lives in California with her husband Josh and is passionate about inspiring others to be the fullest expression of their truest selves. This passion comes out in everything she does including the way she writes, teaches, surfs, travels and enjoys life. Sarah believes that every person has a unique beauty to share and through her writing she has a special ability to make this profound truth simple and fun.

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