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ProdID: 9330 - Slow Mo
Written by Mark Sommerset

Slow Mo
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$21.99
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Slow Mo product reviews

Proud to promote NZ productsSlow Mo is the slowest sloth in the Snuggle Town Sanctuary.
Everyone loves Slow Mo.
But Still Bill is different. Still Bill does not move at all. Does this mean he does not like Slow Mo?

Carla Martell's whimsical illustrations bring the story to life, and trace Slow Mo's journey to understanding why Still Bill seems to be ignoring him.

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mark sommerset   sanctuary   sloth   slow mo   snuggle town   still bill   stone joan   nzmade
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