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Boz: Thank You God for Adventures in Imagination (2006)
BOZ, The Green Bear Next Door™ loves exploring God's world with his friends, Drew and Gracie. BOZ entertains, educates, and inspires preschoolers with great stories and wonderful songs. In this DVD, BOZ and his friends creatively use their God-given imaginations to dream up wonderful ways to play, explore, and help others! BOZ, Drew, and Gracie discover …
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BOZ, The Green Bear Next Door™ loves exploring God's world with his friends, Drew and Gracie. BOZ entertains, educates, and inspires preschoolers with great stories and wonderful songs. In this DVD, BOZ and his friends creatively use their God-given imaginations to dream up wonderful ways to play, explore, and help others! BOZ, Drew, and Gracie discover …
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Written By:Michael Anthony Steele
In Theaters:11/1/2006
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