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Dorothy and Toto What's YOUR Name?

Debbi Michiko FlorenceSeries: Dorothy and Toto
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Pages
40
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Dorothy's made a new friend in the Land of Oz. But every time he sees her and her little dog, Toto, he calls her by a nickname, much to Dorothy's dismay. With its sweet, gentle tone, this title is a reminder that the best friendships are built on honesty and trust.

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  • Juvenile Fiction
  • General
  • Fantasy
  • Beginner
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  • SeriesDorothy and Toto

    Reviews

    "...I am very pleased that I LOVE Dorothy and Toto. A quote from this book that I think is very important is when Dorothy says, "When you have a problem, it's good to ask for help." I think that is the real moral of the story and something any reader should like to know."
    Kids' Book Buzz/San Francisco Book Review

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    Debbi Michiko FlorenceAuthor