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    Mole Was Afraid: The unexpected journey of a mole who lost his fears
    Mole Was Afraid: The unexpected journey of a mole who lost his fears
    Mole Was Afraid: The unexpected journey of a mole who lost his fears
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    Mole Was Afraid: The unexpected journey of a mole who lost his fears

    By David Alan Saxby and Doris Kuenstler

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    The story of a humble Mole who lives his entire life according to his list of fears, that is until his list mysteriously disappears. Suspecting he's been robbed and no longer having his fears to guide him, Mole sets out on an epic adventure to retrieve them.

    Bounce along with this fun, rhyming adventure as Mole meets som

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Saxby
    Release dateMay 9, 2018
    ISBN9780648292616
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