Finding Your Magnificence

Finding Your Magnificence

Kathleen Jones

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Page Publishing, Inc.
Año de edición:
2020
ISBN:
9781646284030

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It is a magnificent tale about a small dog named Molly, who sees everyone is having a special talent except her. She can’t be successful at anything and believes she is mediocre at best. She tries and tries and, eventually, wants to give up until her friends give her advice on how to shine bright being herself. Read to find out if Molly will find her magnificence. It is a story we all can relate to and learn the meaningful lesson of courage, determination, and confidence to be one’s true self. 3

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