? MAY HOMESCHOOL LIBRARY HAUL ? even more amazing books!
Guys, I thought April was a good library haul but May may be even better!
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If you would like a copy of the My Story Journal for free, just fill in the form below. The last date to grab this freebie is Thursday, October 13th, 2022! UPDATE: The My Story Journal is no longer available for free but you can purchase it in the shop here.
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