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Baby Kangaroo Treasure Hunt, a gay parenting story

Baby Kangaroo Treasure Hunt, a gay parenting story

by Martinez-Jover, Carmen
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Two kangaroos: Jack and Sam, a gay couple, have their own baby by means of an egg donor and surrogacy. This story enables children to easily understand how they were conceived and it helps gay parents explain in an easy and loving how how their family was formed.

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BrandCarmen Martinez Jover
Pub dateJun 27, 2009
ISBN-106070008464
ISBN-139786070008467
Paperback32.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.3 × 0.2 × 8.3 in
Weight0 lb
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