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Molly Moccasins is a new kind of book series encouraging all young adventurers to read, play, think, investigate and imagine in their everyday lives while supporting early learning and literacy development. Within each story, Molly’s toes tingle in her special moccasins inspiring adventure and reminding her that, “a curious mind is never bored.”
In this story, Molly has the great idea to give her mother and father the day off. Phew! There is a lot to do in a day—preparing food, cleaning up, playing, resting and taking care of the dog. By the end of the day however, Molly discovers that even though it can be fun to not do much on any given day, it can also be really fun to do everything so that someone you love can do nothing!
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In this story, Molly has the great idea to give her mother and father the day off. Phew! There is a lot to do in a day—preparing food, cleaning up, playing, resting and taking care of the dog. By the end of the day however, Molly discovers that even though it can be fun to not do much on any given day, it can also be really fun to do everything so that someone you love can do nothing!
This version also includes:
- story related activities
- fun facts
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