🐄Spots the Cow Goes on a Journey - Kids Read Aloud Book!

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🐄Spots the Cow: What does a spotted cow do when she thinks she has too many spots? Spots the Cow does not like her spots so she goes on a journey to get rid of them. Along the way she finds an egg that has fallen off of a wall, and three little kittens who lost their mittens. After helping her new friends, she discovers she likes herself, even with all of her spots. A fun rhyming story for children of all ages about self-acceptance and helping others.
💙This book was read with permission by the author Brenda Minor🩷
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGYQ88JM
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https://brendakaycreates.blogspot.com/
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