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2012-01-01

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Schwartz & Wade Books

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9780375858611

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A Ball for Daisy

Written and Illustrated by Chris Raschka

Daisy is a happy pup who loves her red ball. She takes it everywhere she goes. One day on a walk, a bigger dog takes Daisy’s ball and accidentally breaks it and Daisy must cope with the loss of her favorite toy.

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3 - 7

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fiction

2012-01-01

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Schwartz & Wade Books

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Pre-K - 2nd

ISBN

9780375858611

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