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    When Someday Comes
    When Someday Comes
    When Someday Comes
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    When Someday Comes

    By Anne Gigi McCrory

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    When a little girl finds herself in a world filled with masks and new rules, she asks her mom, “When will life return to normal?”.

    Through many loving responses and a little imagination, she learns to better understand and cope with the thought that “Someday” is coming.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press
    Release dateAug 2, 2022
    ISBN9798765231753
    When Someday Comes
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    Anne Gigi McCrory

    Anne McCrory LOVES to wear her many hats as a Teacher, a Mom and a Gigi to her beloved grandbabies. Her degrees in Psychology and Education, her Masters in Literacy, and Reading Specialist Certification were the roots that strengthened her PASSION for reading to children of all ages. Gigi is the name she cherishes and is called by her very loved grandchildren.

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