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The lilac tunnel by Erin Falligant · Booklabria

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The lilac tunnel

Children's fictionTime travel

The lilac tunnel

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First published: 2014

Synopsis

It's 1904, and this interactive story allows readers to join Samantha on exciting adventures where they can dress up for a fancy dinner or take a trip to her summer home in the mountains. Readers can select from a variety of exciting options in this multiple-ending story.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Time travel
Plot-your-own stories
Stepfamilies
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Publisher: American Girl Publishing, Incorporated
Published: 2014
Pages: 195
Language: English
Contributor: Dworkin, Michael, ill
Series: Beforever
ISBN-13: 978-1609584160
ISBN-10: 1609584163

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