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    The Page Boy: How a Boy Learned to Become a Real Author (Kids’ Adventure Stories)

    By Jeff Child

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    Learn how Jonathan, a small boy, became a famous author in his town

    Nathan has a big imagination. He can make up stories like that. But his stories aren’t just made up by daydreaming but also through actual dreams. In this book with several elements, Mathan learns from the best books to include emotions, symbols, and morals in his short stories. Each time he reads a book, he falls asleep, but the things he learns in his sleep are more valuable than what he could have read in the books from his shelves.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSelf Publisher
    Release dateJan 26, 2019
    ISBN9788832503036
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