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    Chaotic Chores: Trio Narration
    Chaotic Chores: Trio Narration
    Chaotic Chores: Trio Narration
    Audiobook21 minutes

    Chaotic Chores: Trio Narration

    Written by Renee Conoulty, Tom Conoulty and Molly Conoulty

    Narrated by Renee Conoulty, Tom Conoulty and Molly Conoulty

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    About this audiobook

    A sick day off school when you're not even sick? Yes, please!

    Susan and Tim have scored a day off school. All they need to do is help their sick mum wash the towels and keep quiet so she can sleep. Sounds easy, right?

    It'll be a breeze, so long as the washing machine co-operates...

    Also available with solo narration.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRenee Conoulty
    Release dateAug 16, 2019
    ISBN9781094240763
    Chaotic Chores: Trio Narration
    Author

    Renee Conoulty

    Renee Conoulty is an Australian Air Force wife and mother of two. She writes stories of dance, romance, and military life including Heart Swings, Catching Onix, and Don't Mean a Thing. If you run into Renee at the shops, make sure you wave to get her attention because she'll likely be listening to an audiobook or lost in a daydream. Sign up for Renee's monthly newsletter on her website and receive her ebook collection, Dance, Romance & Military Life, for FREE! 

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