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The Field Trip Gets Put On Hold When The Bus Breaks Down. Leveled Phonics Picture Book Reader.
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Precious Mckenzie
Precious McKenzie has written over thirty books for children. She is also a published poet. She has a PhD in English and an MFA in Writing. Her works include Cinder Yeti and Ruffian. She lives in Montana.
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