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Fancy Lanier-Duncan turns a dream into a children’s book

Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder·By Jasmine McBride· Read on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder ↗
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18 for ages 4 to 8, the book follows Sage, a Black child who learns to name big feelings while building the perfect fort

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