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The categorical universe of Candice Phee

by Barry Jonsberg (2014)

About this book

Candice is a twelve-year-old optimist, with a literal mind, the very best of intentions, and an unwavering determination to fix all the problems of her family, friends, pets, and everyone in her life.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe categorical universe of Candice Phee Lead Character

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