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When Marcus Moore moved in
In her lyrical prose and expressive pictures, Rebecca Bond captures the mixture of apprehension and curiosity that many children feel upon arrival at their new home, and celebrates the joy of discovering a new neighborhood and making a new friend.
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- "Marcus is lonely on his first day in the new neighborhood, but then he makes a good friend."
- "In her lyrical prose and expressive pictures, Rebecca Bond captures the mixture of apprehension and curiosity that many children feel upon arrival at their new home, and celebrates the joy of discovering a new neighborhood and making a new friend."@en
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- "When Marcus Moore moved in"