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    Sweet Maggie Magnolia Goes to Mardi Gras!
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    Sweet Maggie Magnolia Goes to Mardi Gras!
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    Sweet Maggie Magnolia Goes to Mardi Gras!

    By Colleen Morrison

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    Children will fall in love with Sweet Maggie Magnolia of New Orleans and her favorite bears, Benjamin and Beignet, as they get into mischief! The Sweet Maggie Magnolia children’s book series is written with the flavor of New Orleans. In Book One of the series, young children will share in the fun and excitement of new traditions and cultures, while learning the importance of safety, self-confidence, and general awareness of their surroundings, in a fun and understandable way.Book includes a tear-out page for children to decorate their own Mardi Gras parade mask and website for free character amigurumi patterns.Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler!

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher4 Paws Games and Publishing
    Release dateFeb 14, 2019
    ISBN9781988345918
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    Sweet Maggie Magnolia Goes to Mardi Gras!
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    Colleen Morrison

    Colleen Morrison, a native of Southern California, is the author of the "Sweet Maggie Magnolia" children’s picture book series set in New Orleans, as well as upcoming novel, “Faded Photographs.”

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