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This short story expresses gratitude towards family, friends, basic needs, and animals. The author is thankful for their loving parents and friends, as well as food which provides sustenance and ducks and pets which bring joy. Overall, the story highlights being grateful for relationships and necessities that make life meaningful.
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- 1. My Book of Thanks By Shawn C.
- 2. I am thankful for my dad and mom because they are loving.
- 3. I am thankful for my friends because they are loving.
- 4. I am thankful for food because it keeps me alive.
- 5. I am thankful for ducks because they are cute.
- 6. I am thankful for my pets because they are loving.