the first (of hopefully many) baltimore textbook workshop at the baltimore book festival. thank you to red emma's and the baltimore free school for inviting me!
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We met at the Book Festival and I gave we talked about using your book in my social studies class. I am sending an email to my principal with a link to where she can find the PDF version of your book. Thanks.
awesoooome!
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