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Keeper of Happy Faces
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5 out of 5
Based on 5 Ratings and 3 Reviews

Book Description
Deep in the enchanted forest, there stood a redwood tree with a magical green door. Inside that tree, the Hidden Folk Counsel met to discuss Mel's work potential. The counsel listed existing Keeper positions and their associated duties. They noticed that Mel was always happy. Possibly he could be Keeper of Happy Faces.
Book Information
PublisherXlibris Corporation
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelAges 4-8
# of Pages28
ISBN-101425787274
ISBN-13978-1425787271
Publication Date12/27/2007
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About April Robins (Author) : The peaceful setting of my farm in the Red River Valley often inspires me to paint my countryside in words. Please come and visit at www.robinfalls.com. I am an honors graduate from Texas A&M Universi... more
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3/3/2008 April Robins said:
Deep in the enchanted forest, there stood a redwood tree with a magical green door. Inside that tree, the Hidden Folk Counsel met to discuss Mel’s work potential. Mel, one of the hidden folk, was coming of age and ready to take a job. The Hidden Folk Counsel assigns work positions to hidden folk... more

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