Help Us Refresh North Wind Manor’s Children’s Library!
Between April 21 and May 5, 2025, when you become a Rabbit Room member, you'll add a new kids' book to the North Wind Manor library with a commemorative bookplate in your name.
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Join The Hiding Place Book Club
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