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Bridge to Cailai: Book One
- Narrated by: Emily Eldridge
- Length: 1 hr and 32 mins
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Bridge to Cailai: Book One
Narrated by:
Emily Eldridge
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Publisher's Summary
Kiera is a princess who loves adventure, fantasy and mystery. She loves to read about those things as well, but is forbidden when her mother finds that, due to the stories, her daughter, Kiera, has been sneaking out on dangerous adventures by herself.
Kiera still disobeys and continues going on adventures and reading stories about them. Enraged, Kiera's mother burns the bridge to get to the magical land of Cailai. Will Kiera ever find her way back, or will she be deprived of adventure, fantasy and mystery...some of the things she loves the most?
©2012 Naya S. (P)2013 Naya S.
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