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    We

    By Ruth Gabaud

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    As two itty bitty shiny dots grow in their mommy’s tummy, they begin to play. Even though they are so very tiny, they are already besties!

    After they are born and go home with their parents, the twins do everything together. They eat together, cry and comfort each other, and even sleep together. They are bonded forever, because that’s what best friends do.

    We is a charming tale that embraces the spirit of togetherness, sharing, and love between twin siblings.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchway Publishing
    Release dateMar 22, 2022
    ISBN9781665719919
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    Ruth Gabaud

    Ruth Gabaud is a proud mom of twins. After 18 years of infertility, she was blessed by her twin babies. She writes this in loving memory of her mother and father, Roland and Rosita Douze, who showed her unconditional love. She dedicates this to her kids, Caleb and Naomi, who has given her abundant joy and to her husband, Jean, who has supported her through this journey.

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