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Allergic to My Family fuels Olympic gymnastics dreams

AllergicBookKetchumThis month, we’ll take a behind-the-scenes look at one of my middle-grade novels, Allergic to My Family. It’s a tale of adventure and family, filled with humor, available as an e-book.

The main character, Rosie, has plans for being an Olympic gymnast. Are there young readers in your world with the same ambition? And who wouldn’t aspire to be this gymnast?

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January 1, 2015
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Author: Liza KetchumTags: Gabrielle Douglas, Olympic gymnastics
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