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    Max Five-Inch Boy
    Max Five-Inch Boy
    Max Five-Inch Boy
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    Max Five-Inch Boy

    By Leatha Key-Sneed

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    This book is part of a series of books to come, about a character named MAX that experiences similar life events as its reader. In this book MAX has been ask to write an essay about being five inches tall. MAX endures a variety of events throughout the book as five inches tall.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateJun 25, 2023
    ISBN9798385001200
    Max Five-Inch Boy
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    Leatha Key-Sneed

    Leatha Key-Sneed is an educator of 40 years who inspires readers through story telling. She received a master in K-12 Reading Literacy from Nova Southeastern University. Leatha’s book is inspired by children love for reading and lesson learned.

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