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Ben Bat's Halloween Surprise - Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

Speedy Publishing

Publisher: Jupiter Kids

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Summary

Ben Bat loved Halloween more than any other time of the year. It was the one time of year his mom let him fly all night long. It was also the night he could meet with friends he didn't see the rest of the year, Wanda Witch, Matt Mummy and Gary Ghost. Find out how the night turn out to be a surprise for Ben Bat.
Available since: 09/30/2014.

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