Otter is going to learn to swim at the beach--if she can get over her fear of the sea.
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Get BookAdam, Mark, and Abi suffer from relentless physical, mental, and emotional abuse at the hands of those meant to protect and love them. Their only respite is by the river, a temporary haven where they can play and forget their troubles, if only for a moment. One day, while walking
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