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Blue Rhapsody
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Blue Rhapsody

James Pomeroy
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Rhapsody is a special little redbird, living in a world full of bluebirds. As he grows up, he begins to feel badly about being so different and goes to great lengths to become like all the other birds. But, in his quest to fit in, he nearly loses the one thing that makes him so special. This book is for everyone who’s ever felt like the odd bird out and a lesson to all children that what makes you different is what makes you special.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
James Pomeroy
Date
9 October 2020
Pages
34
ISBN
9780578782751

Rhapsody is a special little redbird, living in a world full of bluebirds. As he grows up, he begins to feel badly about being so different and goes to great lengths to become like all the other birds. But, in his quest to fit in, he nearly loses the one thing that makes him so special. This book is for everyone who’s ever felt like the odd bird out and a lesson to all children that what makes you different is what makes you special.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
James Pomeroy
Date
9 October 2020
Pages
34
ISBN
9780578782751

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