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All Summer Long

All Summer Long

3.3 (3 votes)

Thirteen-year-old Bina faces her first summer without her best friend, Austin, who has left for soccer camp.

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Authors
Hope Larson
Publish Date
May 1, 2018
ISBN
9780374304850 • 9781466898189
Format
EPUB • WEB
Language
English
Pages
169
Downloads
14

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