Just My Dad and Me

by Leah Komaiko

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When other family members infringe on what she had hoped would be a special day with her father, a young girl decides to spend some time alone with all kinds of fishes.

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The story of a daughter's trip to the shore with her father and the extended family in which she takes an extended dive beneath the waves and meets an undersea community of fish and assorted marine life, this book's title is misleading. But the poetic styling lends flow and people will enjoy it for its illustrations if nothing else. (

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When other family members infringe on what she had hoped would be a special day with her father, a young girl decides to spend some time alone with all kinds of fishes.

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