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    An Education: Lessons from History

    By Kev Pickering

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    About this ebook

    Growing up can be hard to do - but it can also be fun. Just ask Cassie Craig, her family and her friends, as they come together to celebrate Easter in their own ways.

    This is just the start of this latest set of adventures, however, as over the remainder of the year they experience new adventures. Alicia and Angela Bowden help the son of an old family friend with a film, which leads to another encounter with Jay Edwards and a set of new lessons for the young ladies - lessons which lead them into new friendships, as they also welcome new family members, and themselves start to grow up more...

    This marks the seventh collection of the stories of the Craigs, the Holderness family and their friends, and as always contain tales not seen anywhere else before.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 9, 2016
    ISBN9781326591649
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