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If You Were a Kid at the First Thanksgiving Dinner
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If You Were a Kid at the First Thanksgiving Dinner
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Description
As one of the few young children living in the Plymouth colony, Miles Allterton is always looking to make new friends. In a nearby Wampanoag settlement, a girl named Aquina wants to hunt with her father and brothers. When the two children meet during preparations for the harvest feast that became the first Thanksgiving celebration, they quickly become close friends.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Culture and Diversity
QUANTITY:
OUR
PRICE: 5.96
LIST PRICE: 7.95
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OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
Save to Wishlist
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Your order will ship on or around the release date
Description
As one of the few young children living in the Plymouth colony, Miles Allterton is always looking to make new friends. In a nearby Wampanoag settlement, a girl named Aquina wants to hunt with her father and brothers. When the two children meet during preparations for the harvest feast that became the first Thanksgiving celebration, they quickly become close friends.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Culture and Diversity