Henry Bear - Wallace, Julieann
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Henry Bear adores cupcakes. So when the heavenly scent of baking cupcakes dance around his nose, he must hunt down the cupcakes destined to reside inside his grumbly, rumbly, tummy. But there's a problem. There's a VERY long queue and a fox with large, pointy, sparkling, white teeth. And, Henry Bear must discover the magic word. Will he find the magic word before the final cupcake is gone? Excerpt: 'May . . . I have a cupcake, cheese?' Henry Bear oozed confidence as he said the words. Benjamin Fox shook his head. 'No. Go to the end of the line and try again ... please!' 'May I have a cupcake .…mehr

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Henry Bear adores cupcakes. So when the heavenly scent of baking cupcakes dance around his nose, he must hunt down the cupcakes destined to reside inside his grumbly, rumbly, tummy. But there's a problem. There's a VERY long queue and a fox with large, pointy, sparkling, white teeth. And, Henry Bear must discover the magic word. Will he find the magic word before the final cupcake is gone? Excerpt: 'May . . . I have a cupcake, cheese?' Henry Bear oozed confidence as he said the words. Benjamin Fox shook his head. 'No. Go to the end of the line and try again ... please!' 'May I have a cupcake . . . sneeze?' Henry Bear asked in a gentle voice. His nose started to wiggle. Benjamin Fox shook his head. 'No, no, no, Henry. It's a magic word that you need!' Henry Bear smiled at Benjamin Fox. 'May I have a cupcake, T A D A A A A!'
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Julieann Wallace is a mum of three, Grams of one, writer, artist, teacher, and Christian, who tries not to scare her cat, Claude Monet, or her mini dachshund, Pablo Picasso, with her terrible cello playing. She was eight-years-old when she first heard the gentle voice of God telling her to share (what a gift!). As a grown-up, she often hears the word 'trust' from God. Julieann has Meniere's disease, a cochlear implant to help her hear, and is forever thankful to God who carries her through the storms. She loves nothing more than reading His word and falling into worship of Jesus and our Heavenly Father. www.julieannwallaceauthor.com