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What Kaitlyn Finds in the Lake by Jennifer Bonn

victor March 26, 2026 March 26, 2026Children / Fiction, Children / Science & Nature Jennifer Bonn, Sharon Brunner 0
A smiling girl holds up a turtle by a lake, with a heron standing nearby and trees and blue sky in the background. The book title "What Kaitlyn Finds in the Lake" and author’s name appear at the top.

Reviewer: Sharon Brunner Jennifer Bonn’s book “What Kaitlyn Finds in the Lake” is a delightful story of a young girl who explores the lake area and finds various forms of nature. The main characters are Kaitlyn and her mother. Bonn is from Georgia. The lake in the book could be…

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