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    Firefly
    Firefly
    Firefly
    Ebook46 pages7 minutes

    Firefly

    By Camila Perez

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    Luna has been adopted by a family of beetles, but doesn’t know who she is. Swept away from her home by a storm, she ends up lost in a dark forest, alone. Luna embarks on an adventure in search of her way back home to her family, confronting the dangers that lie along the way. With every obstacle, Luna must meet her fear, while her chance encounters with wise creatures give her clues as to who she is. By learning to trust in herself, her courage is uncovered and Luna is able to discover and embrace who she is, and trust her inner light to guide her back home.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhitefox Publishing
    Release dateSep 21, 2023
    ISBN9781915635952
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