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three books.

Hello, hello, Sarah McKenzie here.

You're listening to the Read-A-Loud Revival episode 78.

Today's the many episodes, so it's going to be kind of short, but I've been excited

to talk to you today.

Well, excited and maybe a little humbled too, because I'm going to start out today by

taking back something I said before.

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Now, I told you I'm going to take something back and I am.

At one point, I wrote a post on readleadleoudrevival.com about how I don't like to read treasuries.

I said I didn't like to use treasuries.

Do you know what I'm talking about?

Picture book treasuries or collections of an author's work all in one book, right?

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