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An inspiring humorous story for kids ages 3-7 that delivers a meaningful message about how friendship and teamwork can overcome obstacles. When suddenly books disappear, one little bookworm takes action. Benjamin the worm loves his job at his favorite library - reading, organizing, and receiving letters from kids who share their favorite books. Yet, everything changes when a strange illness sweeps across the world. Schools close. Libraries shut their doors. And suddenly ... no more books! With the help of his clever and determined friends, Benjamin sets out on a mission to bring books back into children's hands. Because stories matter. And heroes come in all shapes ... even squiggly ones. ""This book is a wonderful choice for parents, families, and teachers who want to celebrate the magic of reading and the importance of helping others."" - NetGalley Reviewer

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9781965873007

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R.G. de Rouen is a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature in Connecticut and writes fictional books that inspire a love of reading with a pinch of humor along the way. Throughout his 30+ years as an elementary teacher throughout the world, he has been an advocate of animal and nature protection which he brings into his nonfiction books. Uliana Barabash is an illustrator from Ukraine. She studied at the Academy of Printing and has been drawing since childhood. Her love of children and children's books is evident in the vibrant colors she portrays. Uliana is inspired by all the details that nature has to offer.

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