Amaline Can: A Girl Who Believed Fiction_Gift_Guide Gretel questions her memory of

Gretel questions her memory of being held captive in a house made of candy

detailing the private indiscretions of society’s elite

The novel that inspired the iconic film of the same name

and with a foreword written by Ted Harrison himself

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Amaline Can: A Girl Who Believed Fiction_Gift_Guide Gretel questions her memory ofAmaline Can is a story of empowerment for children to find their courage and believe in themselves. A journey of how to handle the unknown and cope with change. Amaline is written from the author's perspective about her childhood, learning how to deal with nerves, anxiety and the unknown. This story speaks to anyone who has ever had doubt or felt nerves from the unknown. Wife, Mother, and Educator, Caroline pours life into Amaline as Lady Bruniere