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Books with title Star Wars: I Want to be a Jedi

  • I Want to Be a Rock Star

    Katie Franks

    Paperback (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2007)
    Young readers will get an in-depth look at the life of a rock star and the hard work it takes to turn a dream job into a reality.
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  • I Want to Be a Rock Star

    Katie Franks

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, June 30, 2007)
    Describes what it is like to be a rock musician, discussing playing instruments, making albums, meeting fans, touring the world, playing concerts, and winning Grammys.
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  • I want to be a star

    Sara Mendiola

    (, July 26, 2019)
    Short story for children with vivid imagination as they become familiar with the Star and the Star's friend Mr.Moon.A must read, unforgettable, easy to learn lines for school plays.
  • Star Wars: I Want to be a Jedi

    Simon Beecroft

    Library Binding (Penguin Group USA Inc (DK), March 15, 2007)
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  • I Want To Be A Star

    Victoria Olaofe

    Paperback (AuthorHouseUk, April 30, 2015)
    This book is not fiction. it is based on relationship between grannies and their grandchildren. At times grandchildren can confide in their grannies instead of their parents. Children learn more of what grannies did when they were young and that can be compared to present day happenings, and learn more of the family history right from the grannies. Grannies always pamper their grandchildren. Conversation is always flowing between grannies and their grandchildren. Grandchildren always relax either with their studies or at any games with grannies because their parents could not relax as much because of pressure of work. This union forges love and knits family together.
  • Star Wars: I Want to Be a Jedi

    Simon Beecroft

    Hardcover (Turtleback Books, March 15, 2007)
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  • I Want to Be a Star

    Victoria Olaofe

    eBook (AuthorHouse UK, April 30, 2015)
    This book is not fiction. it is based on relationship between grannies and their grandchildren. At times grandchildren can confide in their grannies instead of their parents. Children learn more of what grannies did when they were young and that can be compared to present day happenings, and learn more of the family history right from the grannies. Grannies always pamper their grandchildren. Conversation is always flowing between grannies and their grandchildren. Grandchildren always relax either with their studies or at any games with grannies because their parents could not relax as much because of pressure of work. This union forges love and knits family together.