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    The Best Children's Poetry: Children's Poetry, #1
    The Best Children's Poetry: Children's Poetry, #1
    The Best Children's Poetry: Children's Poetry, #1
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    The Best Children's Poetry: Children's Poetry, #1

    By J M Dunkley

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    The Best Children's Poetry written by J M Dunkley.  There are twenty five of the best children's poems written by the author.  A great selection for children to love and read.  Poetry is fun to read and helps stimulate the brain.  What better way to relax at the end of a hard school day than to read a poem or two.  Great to read with friends and family with some humour added and some more serious poems that children will love to read.  Each poem tells a little story and has many different character's.  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ M Dunkley
    Release dateMar 11, 2022
    ISBN9798201096366
    The Best Children's Poetry: Children's Poetry, #1

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