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Sammy the See Gull

Sammy the See Gull

by May, Cathy
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A heartwarming adventure filled with courage, self-belief, and embracing what makes you unique, Sammy the See Gull is an inspiring story that celebrates disabilities, perseverance, and overcoming challenges. Beautifully brought to life with original watercolor artwork, this uplifting tale encourages young readers to believe in themselves and discover their own special strengths.

Sammy can't see like the other seagulls. He lives in a blurry, shadowy world where even simple things, like catching fish, feel almost impossible. But when a thick fog rolls in and the flock becomes lost, could Sammy's differences become the very thing that helps save them all?

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Pub dateJun 8, 2026
ISBN-101069612286
ISBN-139781069612281
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-06-09 12:26
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