I Live in a Tree Trunk Children's Performing Arts Fiction can she use the power

can she use the power of the unicorn horn to rescue the statue kids and escape the fury of the Great (but seriously horn-less and now SERIOUSLY mad at her) Arkane

Even if that means bending the truth

and collaborating on the scenery and details

and its relatable heroine Finlay Donovan is irresistible

In the vein of Behind Closed Doors and The Therapist

I Live in a Tree Trunk Children's Performing Arts Fiction can she use the powerThis companion to I Was Born a Baby is an irresistible read aloud that delivers catchy rhymes and bold, silly art about where baby animals make their homes, from in the sea to in a tree. I live in a bog. I live in a mound. My place is a burrow, hidden in the ground. Are you for SURE? I had NO clue! Mines a burrow! Mines a burrow! Mines a burrow, too! This rhyming read aloud starts off with a porcupine who says, "I live in a tree trunk." Soon all the