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Set in a vivid, rhythmic world, the story follows a young girl who realizes that making mistakes is part of being human. As she navigates missteps and misunderstandings, she learns how to ask for forgiveness and grow from her experiences. The gentle narrative turns a simple mishap into a meaningful lesson about responsibility and compassion, encouraging young readers to embrace their own imperfections with confidence and kindness.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Susan Hood
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