Grasshopper Girl by Teresa Peterson and illustrated by Jordan Rodgers. A story about a girl and her father. A unique story within a story. 1st – 3rd grade.
Grasshopper Girl by Teresa Peterson
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Grasshopper Girl by Teresa Peterson and illustrated by Jordan Rodgers. A story about a girl and her father. A unique story within a story.
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- Store Name: Black Bears and Blueberries Publishing
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- Address: Bayfield, WI 54814
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