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“The more he gave away, the more delighted he became.”

Quote by Marcus Pfister

Book:The Rainbow Fish

Work

The Rainbow Fish

This book follows the story of a fish who learns the importance of sharing his beautiful scales with others, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of friendship and community. more

Author

Marcus Pfister, born on July 30, 1960, is a Swiss author known for his unique illustrations and captivating stories, particularly in children's literature. more

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