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It Was a Normal Day

Going to School with Cramped Toes

Sandra Maddix
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Pages
58
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse UK

About

It Was a Normal Day is precisely what the book is about from an adults and child’s perspective! It sets the path of waking of a dawn to the ending of a night through the eyes of a parent/carer/guardian to what a child’s needs and how important the simple things in life are! Going to School with Cramped Toes tells the story of a little girl whose parents are quite self-centered and on benefits. She doesn’t really fit into the norm at school, and everyone notices how poor she is. She is very overwhelmed and quiet until a special moment occurs that shows her that she, after all, is very important!

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