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The Little Plane That Could - Dashing to the San Juan Islands Children's Book
$14.95/Each
Part# 13-25792
MFR Model# 978-173-2493759
MFR Model# 978-173-2493759
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Overview
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Dash, the star of The Little Plane Who Could and Let’s Fly returns for his third adventure. Once again he is going to explore the world – but this time he’s going to help out a friend first, by making a delivery for Larry Long-Distance. Once he’s completed this mission, he can go anywhere in the world: where will he decide to go?
But events run away from Dash and soon he has no choice but to land at the nearest possible spot! And this is how Dash comes to the beautiful San Juan Islands! This book is great for young readers who enjoy adventures, feel-good stories and especially good for those whose gazes often turn to the skies, watching birds and planes flying effortlessly overhead! Add it to your home library, the bedtime story folder or just keep it handy for rainy days: no matter where you keep it, it will soon find its way into your young readers’ hearts, becoming a firm favorite with the whole family! Once you’ve read this book, if it’s your first adventure with Dash, why not look out for the rest of the books in the series and collect the whole set? |
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