How to Be Happy
Author: Danielle Bruckert
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Description: How to Be Happy by Danielle Bruckert is part of the Learn Sight Words series and offers simple tips for finding happiness through positive actions. Characters like Gerty Goat, Colin Cow and others share valuable principles such as worrying less and dancing more, giving more than receiving, and creating more than consuming.
Subject: Short Bedtime Stories
Pages: 20
Megabytes: 0.72 MB
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