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    My Mother Is an Astronaut
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    My Mother Is an Astronaut

    By Julie Fritz

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    This book is about a Space Shuttle mission as seen through the eyes of a child, whose mother is astronaut. A brief description of what she and the crew does while in space and their safe return home.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateNov 11, 2008
    ISBN9781477283882
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    My Mother Is an Astronaut
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    Julie Fritz

    Julie Fritz was born in Cuba and raised in Connecticut, Iowa and Maryland. After obtaining a GED, she attended college and earned an Associates of Science Degree in Office Systems Technology. While at college, she studied English, Word Processing and Desktop Publishing. She is often inspired to write by observing ordinary situations and transforms them into enjoyable reading experiences for children.

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