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Things Seen from Above
- Narrated by: Eevin Hartsough, Christopher Gebauer
- Length: 5 hrs and 17 mins
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- 02-24-20
Look beyond yourself..
Really enjoyed it..Opening the thought process of Special students. causing us to look beyond what the outside appears to be.
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