The Missing Passport

The Missing Passport

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Mr. Davies is in a panic! His flight leaves soon, but his passport is nowhere to be found. He searches frantically, only to discover it in the most unexpected place. A humorous and relatable story about finding important things in the messiest spots.

age6 - 8 years old
emotional intelligence
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