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Copyright © 2012 by Renne Brown. 116725-BROW

ISBN: Softcover 978-1-4797-1142-0 Ebook 978-1-4797-1143-7

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This book is dedicated to my first two sons, who show me every day the magic and wonder of brotherhood. Thank you Michael and Samir for making me the beauty and innocence of a time almost forgotten, childhood.

Love Mom.

Lying in the grass in spring, my brother and I see everything.

“Look at the big plane, Sammy.”

“A big plane Josh? What I see is a giant bird flying through the sky, it’s letting its claws down to pick up that car.”

“A car Sammy? What I see is a great big lady bug who spreads her wings and hides in the cherry trees.”

“Cherry trees? What I see is soft fluffy cotton candy for a hungry giant – he eats it as he strolls happily down the street.”

“A street maybe or what I see is a huge winding snake slithering in and out of a million white houses.”

“Houses, Josh? What I see is the teeth of a sleek black horse who is galloping through the green grass.”

“A horse perhaps, or a magical unicorn with a shiny silver horn!”

“Yes Sammy, a unicorn. . . with a handsome boy named Joshua riding on his back.”

“A handsome boy named Joshua? Oh, yes. And what I see is the best big brother in the whole wide world.”

The End