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Author: Adams, Jennifer
Illustrator: Oliver, Alison
Publisher: Gibbs M Smith Inc
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Little Master Shakespeare)
$9.99
Board Book
A beautiful way to introduce your little one to the magic of fairies and Shakespeare. A chunky board book that adapts Shakespeare’s original lines into an enchanting lullaby with charming illustrations.
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