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Andy's eyes lit up like stars as he sat on his bed looking at the beautiful little rimu tree.
"I wish to go on my own adventure," said Andy and he closed his eyes. Sleep was near, and, in his heart, he saw himself journeying off to a faraway land.
In this charming debut picture book for young children, Andy makes three wishes that take him on a big adventure...
The artwork is by Nhat Hao Nguyen.
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