Betsy's First Day of School
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It is Betsy's first day of a new school year and she is nervous about making new friends. A new environment can be scary, but it doesn't have to be. You never know when you will meet your new best friend or the adventures that await!
Maria Marinella
Maria Marinella is a children's book author and illustrator living in New York City. She spent many years in the fashion industry and brings the same creative inspiration to her books. Maria spends her time playing with her children, dreaming up adventures for her characters and helping her husband explore his culinary obsessions. Children's books play a special part in her life, including her husband's proposal to her, and it is this joy she hopes to share with the world. Crack open one of her books today and join her in the fantasy land from her mind today!
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