The Origami Nun Read By Lori Olding
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Seven year old Ruth can t speak, but that doesn t mean she can t think She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great aunt has exciting plans for her What she doesn t expect is a magical paper nun, an encounter with a bully who may not be what she seems or a school day to remember Because, before her special day is over, Ruth is in for some very big sur Seven year old Ruth can t speak, but that doesn t mean she can t think She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great aunt has exciting plans for her What she doesn t expect is a magical paper nun, an encounter with a bully who may not be what she seems or a school day to remember Because, before her special day is over, Ruth is in for some very big surprises
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Seven year old Ruth can t speak, but that doesn t mean she can t think She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great aunt has exciti
Lori Olding
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