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It’s Time for Holi! Author Read Aloud

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It’s Time for Holi! Author Read Aloud
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This audio file contains the original read aloud that Amita Roy Shah did for KART (Kids Are Readers Too!) Kids Radio.

Have your child listen to the author read and follow along with the book!

http://hybridparenting.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/It’s-Time-for-Holi-author-read-aloud.mp3

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