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Julia's House for Lost Creatures parent’s guide: what’s inside
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Julia's House for Lost Creatures is a charming, whimsical picture book about responsibility and caring for others. The story celebrates Julia's kindness in taking in fantastical creatures and teaching them the importance of doing chores and contributing to their shared home. There is no violence, crude content, or scary material—only warmth, humor, and gentle life lessons suitable for early elementary readers.
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Julia's housemates have to do their chores—even if they're fairies, goblins, mermaids, and dragons! Julia's housemates have to do their chores—even if they're fairies, goblins, mermaids, and dragons!
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Chores
- Animals
- Imaginary creatures
- Fiction
- Roommates
- Dwellings
- Mythical Animals
- Children's fiction
- Animals, fiction
- Building, fiction
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ISBN 9781596438668 · Macmillan