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Forgive and Forget: The Story of Joseph

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Book Description
As the sock buddies re-create the story of Joseph, Coleman sees that God wants him to forgive Shelby for teething on his socks and even forget the soggy mess she made of them.
Book Information
PublisherKregel Publications
BindingHardcover
Reading LevelAges 4-8
# of Pages32
ISBN-10082543856X
ISBN-13978-0825438561
Publication Date09/03/2002
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About Damon J. Taylor (Author, Illustrator) : Damon J. Taylor is a published author and an illustrator of children's books. Some of the published credits of Damon J. Taylor include DogFish, Lenny Loses His Lunch: A Lion's Tale (God Can Use Me).
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