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The Missing Page (2016)

Based on the children's book Daesha Special Gift, one summer class will experience the time of their life after reading the book Daesha Special Gift and seeing something magical from the book coming to life right in front of their eyes.
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Based on the children's book Daesha Special Gift, one summer class will experience the time of their life after reading the book Daesha Special Gift and seeing something magical from the book coming to life right in front of their eyes.

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Directed By:Deuandra T. Brown
Written By:Ellen R. Brown
In Theaters:11/5/2016
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Runtime:40 minutes
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