Laura Boldin-Fournier and Oranga Claus

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Good Adventures. This week on the show, I'm chatting with children's author Laura Boldin-Fournier about her delightful book An Orangutan's Night Before Christmas. Have a listen and grab yourself a copy of this hardcover book. There's a cute little twist ending. On Amazon An Orangutan's Night Before Christmas From her publisher. Find out more about Laura on her website. Did you enjoy today's show? Leave a comment over on our YouTube channel! There's a homepage for Books Cubed now so I'll be sure to see it. What do I write? Thanks for asking. Get a free prequel to my June Nash series here and find out why a monkey was wearing June's bra. For more about me and my books everywhere else, click here. Go read a good book. Melissa Need to interview someone and want some great questions? Check out John Fox's 50 Brilliant Original Questions to Ask an Author.

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