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Fourth of July Fireworks (Holiday Symbols) by Patrick Merrick

Fourth of July Fireworks (Holiday Symbols)

Patrick Merrick
32 pages
Child's World
Aug 1999
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This book briefly explains the significance of the Fourth of July holiday and the origin and meaning of its celebration with fireworks.
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Pages 32
Publisher Child's World
Published 1999
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