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    Ohhhhh a Big Truck

    By Leon W. Gittens and Milagros Henderson

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    Trucks, trucks and more trucks. Join Max in finding out just how many different trucks there really are. He discovers colors, sizes and noises too. Come along on his journey to truck discovery!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 14, 2013
    ISBN9781481704809
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    Ohhhhh a Big Truck
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    Leon W. Gittens

    Milagros Henderson was born in New Jersey in 1981. After several Military moves as a child she has made her home in Texas. She is a mother, wife and following in the steps of her father, she is also a soldier. She will continue to write childrens' books in hopes that the tiny messages within them will inspire children to live thier dreams and never give up.

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