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    Mi Casa Is My Home
    Mi Casa Is My Home
    Mi Casa Is My Home
    Audiobook8 minutes

    Mi Casa Is My Home

    Written by Laurenne Sala and Zara González Hoang

    Narrated by Marisa Blake

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    About this audiobook

    Lucía invites you to visit her bustling casa and meet an intergenerational array of loved ones in this charming Spanglish celebration of family life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateSep 21, 2021
    ISBN9781666530155
    Mi Casa Is My Home
    Author

    Laurenne Sala

    Laurenne Sala, author of You Made Me a Mother, is a storyteller, poet, and writer of everything from television commercials to jokes for the stage to the occasional viral video. When she isn’t writing her own essays and making people cry, Laurenne leads workshops that help others write their very personal stories. She loves blueberries, her cat named Cheddar, riding her bike along the beach, and being a mom. Laurenne lives with her husband and daughter in Los Angeles, where she likes to look at the ocean and wonder what is on the other side.

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