Children's Books Read Aloud |Land of And | Katie Mullaly | Story 2 #WithMe
Channel: Tiffany Parker-Howard
Date: 2020-04-22

Storytime Anytime
Written by- Katie Mullaly
Illustrated by- Toby Allen 
Narrator-Tiffany Parker-Howard

About Book:
Land of AND
As you float down the river that rolls and rubles through Land of AND, you'll get the chance to join up with new and interesting characters you may not have thought to include in your plans before.  You'll learn that even those who seem scary or different at first may bring something great to your journey; whether it's a special skill, a wealth of experience, or even just a unique sense of style!
You'll have to watch out for the Yabbut, who tries to keep your odd and unusual new friends from coming abroad. But with help and wise advice from your trusty river guide, you'll make sure that everyone gets to come along!
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Here is a link to the authors website for interactive content to this book. 

Land of Children's Books
https://landofchildrensbooks.com/

Land of And, activity page and resources. 
https://landofchildrensbooks.com/land-of-and/

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