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Children’s Book Reading: Fraser Bear: Maggie De Vries

Thu. April 16th 2015 Oakridge Library Vancouver BC Free

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Children’s Book Reading: Fraser Bear: Maggie De Vries

A beautifully illustrated nature story of a bear cub's life in the Pacific North...
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Thu. April 16th 2015 + Add to Calendar Oakridge Library (All Ages)
Free

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Maggie De Vries

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The Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia
The Association of Book Publishers of BC (ABPBC) is a trade ...
Vancouver BC

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A beautifully illustrated nature story of a bear cub's life in the Pacific Northwest, from a multi-award-winning team, Fraser Bear is the exciting and moving story of a black bear cub's dangers and adventures in his first two years, uniting the intertwined cycles of bear and fish. With Maggie De Vries. Facebook.com/ReadLocalBC

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Oakridge Library
191 - 650 West 41st Avenue
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Children’s Book Reading: Fraser Bear: Maggie De Vries @ Oakridge Library Apr 16 2015 - Nov 21st @ Oakridge Library

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