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À Table!
As a little girl, Rosalie doesn't understand anything her French family says, and that's what she encounters in À table! How does she deal with it?
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As a little girl, Rosalie doesn't understand anything her French family says, and that's what she encounters in À table! How does she deal with it?
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Written By:Rosalie Mondon
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