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vesna_86 [32]
3 years ago
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Patricia Polacre often writes books that all her childhood Chicken Sanday is based on commeghbors. The books Thundercake and Met

eor take place on her grandparents' farm neighbors booo about Polacco's childhood C grandparents farm 2. Did you know that Orange is in Texas? Have you heard of Bacon, Georgia? Some towns are named for food. 8 4 food tames for towns & Orange C Bacon 3. You might see animals in an African jungle. You might ride the big waves in a pool. You can visit the future too. Theme parks offer many different thrills. big waves the future theme park thrills A. B. C. 4. San Francisco is known for many things. It has cable cars on its steep hills. It is famous for a chocolate candy. People also like its sourdough bread famous San Francisco things chocolate B. cable cars​
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