My First Best Cousin Friend - Page, Lynn
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Meet best friends La-La and Gabby, a couple of little girls who spend their summer together, and find out they are first cousins too! This series follows the girls on their journey of fun and discovery-what best friends and first cousins have in common. Big fun, adventure, and self-discovery tale for cousins and best friends alike! My First Best Cousin Friend is great for all ages....it is the perfect reminder of the important role first best cousin friends play in our lives.

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Meet best friends La-La and Gabby, a couple of little girls who spend their summer together, and find out they are first cousins too! This series follows the girls on their journey of fun and discovery-what best friends and first cousins have in common. Big fun, adventure, and self-discovery tale for cousins and best friends alike! My First Best Cousin Friend is great for all ages....it is the perfect reminder of the important role first best cousin friends play in our lives.
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Lynn C. Page is a 2-time bestselling children's book author and Illustrator with over 10 children's activity workbooks. As an entrepreneur, she believes in inspiring and motivating others to be the best version of themselves. She is a brand and business strategist, and digital storyteller, with a background in the newspaper publishing industry by day and, enjoys creative writing by night. As a Texan, she discovered an absence of children's stories about black kids growing up in Texas doing normal, everyday kid stuff. Lynn wanted to bring some fun and adventure to young readers through relatable stories of hanging out with their first cousins, navigating friendships, enjoying the great outdoors, riding bikes, and getting ice cream-the kind of fun activities many take for granted but are all too glaringly missing from a lot of children's books featuring black children.