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Charlie Foster: In the Beginning

Charlie Foster: In the Beginning

by Walker, Heather
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Have you ever had to walk in someone else's shoes? Charlie Foster will take you on a journey, allowing you to experience his/her life as a foster child. This book will help children understand that despite the differences in our lives we are all the same inside. For those who are foster children, this will be a story you can hopefully relate to, reminding you that you are not alone and giving you hope for a brighgt future. You won't want to miss out on this incredible eye opening opportunity to see life from a different perspective.

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Pub dateAug 17, 2011
ISBN-101463785674
ISBN-139781463785673
LanguageEnglish
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