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    The Fly Away Kite: Toronto Island Picnic
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    The Fly Away Kite: Toronto Island Picnic
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    The Fly Away Kite: Toronto Island Picnic

    By Caroline Ellerbeck and Wobine Ishwaran

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    About this ebook

    The story of the Fly Away Kite depicts a family on a nice warm sunny day. The children take some of their favorite toys to the island picnic. In the story there are some hidden messages about responsibility and sharing. Thanks to the smart dog Shandy, it all ends well
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateMar 5, 2007
    ISBN9781481737944
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    The Fly Away Kite: Toronto Island Picnic
    Author

    Caroline Ellerbeck

    Wobine Ishwaran is a retired kindergarten teacher. Retirement became a time to start new hobbies. Writing for children was one of the skills she developed. Her past experences with children were a valuable source of information for the stories. The illustrator Caroline Ellerbeck is a young Dutch artist. A graduate from the Art colleges of The Hague and Amsterdam, she now lives in Rotterdam and works for herself. The attractive illustrations make this book delightful

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