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    Jayce's Love for Jesus and His Daycare
    Jayce's Love for Jesus and His Daycare
    Jayce's Love for Jesus and His Daycare
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    Jayce's Love for Jesus and His Daycare

    By Pearl Robinson

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    In this book, Jayce shares his excitement about waking up and getting ready for daycare. My desire was to write a fun book with colorful pictures for children ages 3-4. I want kids to know that Jesus loves them, and they can smile and be happy regardless of where they are because Jesus is everywhere. Li

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPearl Robinson
    Release dateOct 1, 2023
    ISBN9781088043370
    Jayce's Love for Jesus and His Daycare
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    Pearl Robinson

    Pearl Robinson is a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and church educator passionate about writing for God’s glory and teaching women, children, and youth about God’s love. Professionally, Pearl is a poet, playwright, and author who has published 16 books, including four children’s books. She also owns Kingdom Greeting Cards, a Christian-focused greeting card business.

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