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Jazzy’s National Beach Day Bookshelf

Celebrate National Beach Day with these wonderful stories about the beach!

The Not-So-Uniform Life of Holly-Mei (Holly-Mei #1) by Christina Matula

A Day for Sandcastles by Jonarno Lawson

Snow Angel, Sand Angel by Lois-Ann Yamanaka

Vampire Vacation by Laura Lavoie

At Low Tide (West Coast Wild) by Deborah Hodge

Tide Pool Troubles (Shelby & Watts #1) by Ashlyn Anstee

The Invisible Whale (Crab and Snail #1) by Beth Ferry

Blue, Barry & Pancakes (Blue, Barry & Pancakes #1) by Jason

Spike It, Mo! (Mo Jackson #7) by David A Adler

It's the End of the World and I'm in My Bathing Suit by Justin A Reynolds

The Big Spill Rescue: 1 by

Hot Dog by Doug Salati

Look What I Found at the Beach by Moira Butterfield

Private Beach: No Platypuses Allowed by Sophie Lescaut

Where Do Diggers Take Vacation? (Where Do...) by Brianna Caplan Sayres

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