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Oh No, Jonah!

Tilda Balsley
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Pages
32
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Lerner Publishing Group

About

A giant fish swam to his side, And stared at him all google-eyed. Its mouth, humongous, opened wide, And CHOMP! He found himself inside. The Bible story of Jonah and the Great Fish (better known as Jonah and the Whale) is retold in rollicking rhyme.

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