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Super Cities! Baltimore

Name: Super Cities! Baltimore
Author: Kathy MacMillan
ISBN: 9781439677254

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Sometimes the coolest places are right outside your front door. Learning about Baltimore's interesting and unique culture has never been so super fun!

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PublisherArcadia Children's Books

Release dateFeb 6, 2023

ISBN9781439677254

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Kathy MacMillan

Kathy MacMillan has been a librarian, American Sign Language interpreter, children’s performer, teacher, storyteller, and writer. Her previous work includes educator- and parent-resource books about promoting literacy through signing with all children. Sword and Verse and its sequel, Dagger and Coin, were inspired by her research into ancient libraries and her interest in exploring the power of language. Kathy lives near Baltimore, Maryland. To learn more about Kathy, visit www.kathymacmillan.com.

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