Dear Penpal, Belgium 1980
‘Dear Penpal, Belgium 1980’ is a unique epistolary experience. ‘Dear Penpal, Belgium 1980’ offers a glimpse into the world of Jennifer Brozek, a ten-year-old army brat living abroad for the first time with her family in Belgium.Through a series of 24 letters written to you explore this middle-grade appropriate ghost story.
Created by author Jennifer Brozek.
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