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'Sunshine-Moon'
MOST OF THE TIME , the sun and the moon were happy because each had its own special time to shine upon the earth. But at dawn and at dusk, when they were forced to shine together, both were very unhappy.
The sun and the moon had the same thoughts.
"I am king," thought the moon.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
September 20, 2004 issue
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A book that's your friend
Mary Trammell
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Bounce, flip, and soar!
By Shannon Miller
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Attitude
Claude de Jocas
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what would you do?
with contributions from Zoe Mahler
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The case of the TV trouble
By Gwendolyn Joy Forest
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School Stories
with contributions from Katherine Brokensha, Nescillah Awino Omondi, Lena Howe
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Like a pearl
with contributions from Erin Plum, Ben McArthur
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Toothache healed
Chris Martinus
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When I was running with my friends . . .
Jason Vencatasamy
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Forgiveness at the potluck
Kristy Daubach
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When I went to camp
Tatum Hughes with contributions from Jesse Jackson, Mother Teresa, Martin Luther
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The cut was gone
Amanda Noori
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I love playing football
Chris Chrzanowski
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A letter from Colombia
By Christian Vásquez Rojas
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The story of Esther
By Laurie Toupin
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'Sunshine-Moon'
By Lana Adele Baader
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Things you've shared
with contributions from Nick Shrader, Maddy Brandenburg, Noelle Shoemake, Sarah Narciso, Lindsay Dolansky
