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    Olivia's Observations: Through the eyes of a child
    Olivia's Observations: Through the eyes of a child
    Olivia's Observations: Through the eyes of a child
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    Olivia's Observations: Through the eyes of a child

    By Gemma Ann Phillips

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    Look at the world through Olivia's eyes! At the age of five she sees adventure and excitement everywhere, even in some of the most mundane situations. As adults around her deal with day to day tasks and can see only muddles and mess, Olivia sees a world of fun and opportunity. Discover how adults can easily mistake a child's imagination and self expression for mischief, when all they can see is precisely what's in front of them!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 29, 2022
    ISBN9781471685019
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