Two Little Farmers in One Wooden Shoe - McLaughlin, Patricia
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Jack and Maggie are two children who seek to find treasures in an adventure on the open seas. Before they have a chance to find that adventure, a storm lets them know that home may not be so boring after all. While being tossed to and fro, Maggie and Jack know that they need to help each other to survive. What they find waiting for them as they return beaten and bruised from their trip is far more precious than any treasure would be. Take the trip with Jack and Maggie and find out what they both learned. ¿

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Produktbeschreibung
Jack and Maggie are two children who seek to find treasures in an adventure on the open seas. Before they have a chance to find that adventure, a storm lets them know that home may not be so boring after all. While being tossed to and fro, Maggie and Jack know that they need to help each other to survive. What they find waiting for them as they return beaten and bruised from their trip is far more precious than any treasure would be. Take the trip with Jack and Maggie and find out what they both learned. ¿
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Pat McLaughlin resides in Massachusetts where she lives with several of her children and grandchildren. Her books, although fictitious, are based on the antics of the children who have graced her life. Knowing that one of life's greatest treasures is the gift of laughter, she has taken the many capers of these children and written stories that enable readers to see the funny side of life. She is the author of several books such as: Two Little Farmers in One Wooden Shoe, Lissi Anne and the Isle of the Gumdrop Trees, Fuzzy Learns a Lesson of Love, The Children of Vaaylor, and JuAnna and the Sad Little Bubble Fairy. She will continue to write more stories in the future as there will always be one more child and one more funny tale to put into print.