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It also lets the children learn a life lesson through the story of Crissy, the spoiled little alligator that always gets everything she wants.. The story is told in rhyming style supplemented with illustrations to entertain and educate the kids at the same time. Crissy and The Forbidden Fruit is one of Gator’s Series of rhyming

• Title : Rhyming Children's Books: Crissy and The Forbidden Fruit [Fully Illustrated]
• Author : Janice Roslin
• Rating : 4.78 (469 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-4-5
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 135 Pages
• Asin : B00A3VSDU0
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It also lets the children learn a life lesson through the story of Crissy, the spoiled little alligator that always gets everything she wants.. The story is told in rhyming style supplemented with illustrations to entertain and educate the kids at the same time. Crissy and The Forbidden Fruit is one of Gator’s Series of rhyming children’s books suitable for kids by age 5-8

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