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- Kristie
- 05-26-20
great bedtime calming book for mindfulness!
I loved the cultural lesson in the book that warmed my heart! The inspiration from these cultures who are happy with so little and the connection that their friends and family have is a pleasure to seek out in my own life. while listening to the book your body becomes relaxed and it's a great mindfulness practice the way that the book is read.
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- Page
- 09-27-20
Great Companion to ALWTW
This would be a great introduction to A Long Walk to Water!! I love it!
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- Kim McBride
- 10-01-20
A princess indeed.
Narration was beautiful! I too, was wishing for water. Great family story full of culture!
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-08-20
Beautiful
Hey voice took me to the water with her. I could feel everything she was saying!
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- Michelle Swaney
- 04-26-23
I like the story of the water princess
I like it a lot. It gives me a story to hear when I am bored.
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- Janelle Hvidsten
- 09-01-20
Hard to understand narration
Struggled to understand narrator. It is a good story but didn't really catch our attention.
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