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    Milo and The Festival of Dragons: Milo's Journeys, #4
    Milo and The Festival of Dragons: Milo's Journeys, #4
    Milo and The Festival of Dragons: Milo's Journeys, #4
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    Milo and The Festival of Dragons: Milo's Journeys, #4

    By Eliran Oved and אלירן עובד

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    "Milo and the Festival of Dragons" is a heartwarming tale of adventure and friendship set in a magical forest. Join Milo, a brave six-year-old, as he befriends a lost dragon and embarks on a journey to reunite it with its family. Through forests and caves, facing challenges and discovering the joy of kindness, they learn the true meaning of courage. Illustrated with vivid scenes of a fantastical world, this story captivates the imagination and teaches valuable lessons about trust, friendship, and the power of persistence. A perfect read for young adventurers, this book is a celebration of the magical bonds that tie us together.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEliran Oved
    Release dateFeb 16, 2024
    ISBN9798224228041
    Milo and The Festival of Dragons: Milo's Journeys, #4

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