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The Little Boy Who Lived Down the Drain

Carolyn Huizinga Mills
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Pages
32
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Fitzhenry & Whiteside

About

Sally loved taking baths. It wasn't because the water was full of bubbles - or because she had the bathroom all to herself - and it was not because she always came out squeaky clean - Sally loved taking baths because it was the only time she could talk to the Little Boy Who Lived Down the Drain.
Sally found out about him when her mother sang to Sally's baby brother about Baa Baa Black Sheep and his three bags of wool - one of which went to the Little Boy Who Lived Down the Drain. And thus a friendship was born.
Every bath that Sally took after that was devoted to discovering more about her new friend. But this charming picture book is about more than the Little Boy, it's about family and siblings, and friends - and about growing up.

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