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Dog by the Bakery Door
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Dog by the Bakery Door is a heartwarming children's book that captures the magic found in everyday moments.
The story follows a little boy's adventure during a simple trip to a bakery with his mum.
The book celebrates the power of imagination, perfect for newborns, three-year six-year all children.
It is a delightful narrative that encourages young readers to appreciate the wonder and beauty in their surroundings.
The story follows a little boy's adventure during a simple trip to a bakery with his mum.
The book celebrates the power of imagination, perfect for newborns, three-year six-year all children.
It is a delightful narrative that encourages young readers to appreciate the wonder and beauty in their surroundings.
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