Tara and her brothers, Teni and Toni love to fo fun things, like baking cupcakes, taking care of animals, and learning how to swim. They also learn independent thinking and creative problem solving while having fun.
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Tara and her brothers, Teni and Toni love to fo fun things, like baking cupcakes, taking care of animals, and learning how to swim. They also learn independent thinking and creative problem solving while having fun.
About the author.
Monsurah is a storyteller who tells stories through film, spoken words, and books.
| Author | Monsurah Alli-Oluwafuyi |
|---|---|
| Isbn | 978-9789821082 |
| Publisher | Monsurah Alli-Oluwafuyi |
| Cover | Hardback |
| Pages | 32 |
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