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    The Little Dandelion seed That Hung On
    The Little Dandelion seed That Hung On
    The Little Dandelion seed That Hung On
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    The Little Dandelion seed That Hung On

    By Karyn Gwin

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    A girl and her grandmother were walking their puppy home from the park. They walk past all sorts of things on their journey, and they pick up a little seed along the way.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchway Publishing
    Release dateSep 13, 2023
    ISBN9781665749398
    The Little Dandelion seed That Hung On
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    Karyn Gwin

    Karyn Gwin enjoys creating art, music and children's stories in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She enjoys doing all sorts of adventurous things with her family. Karyn reminds us that getting out in nature to discover plants, creatures and animals is a wonderful way to spend time with our children while staying grounded. Being in the present moment with the ones we love is the true gift.

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