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    Won't You Be My Kissaroo?
    Won't You Be My Kissaroo?
    Won't You Be My Kissaroo?
    Ebook38 pages2 minutes

    Won't You Be My Kissaroo?

    By Joanne Ryder and Melissa Sweet

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    From sticky breakfast kisses to playful "gotcha" kisses to cozy bedtime kisses, each kiss celebrates a happy moment of the day. And when one little lamb's mama and friends surprise him, all those silly, slippery, snuggly kisses make a special day even more memorable.

    Acclaimed author Joanne Ryder and talented illustrator Melissa Sweet have together created an exuberant celebration of children and parents--and of all the cherished kissable moments between them.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateAug 8, 2017
    ISBN9780547505633
    Won't You Be My Kissaroo?
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    Joanne Ryder

    JOANNE RYDER is the author of many books for children, including EACH LIVING THING illustrated by Ashley Wolff, The Snail's Spell, Earthdance, and My Father's Hands. Ms. Ryder received The American Nature Study Society's award for her numerous books about the natural world. She lives in Pacific Grove, California.

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