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Bobby Lee: My Dad My Hero

Bobby Lee: My Dad My Hero

by Carter, Glenda J
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Bobby Lee's dad is in the military. When he leaves, Bobby Lee likes to wear boots and tan and brown shirt and pants with his backpack which reminds him of a jigsaw puzzle just like his dad's. He goes to their special place, the brown tent that is filled with lots of books and reads about different adventures. He imagines being in an airplane and seeing geese flying in the air. He see mounds of sand the look like a sugar cookie. He imagines jumping on a camel's back as it laps water under a palm tree. He cannot wait to share the adventures when his dad calls home. Dad talks to Mom and Bobby Lee about a virus and we will need to wear a mask to protect our selves and others.

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Pub dateJan 31, 2023
ISBN-101665737115
ISBN-139781665737111
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-03-12 16:45
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