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From the mind of Mitch Fairchild comes a collection of silly poems that will tickle the ears of children and parents alike. This book will be the one the kids ask for when bedtime rolls around. With zany poems that cover topics such as feet, gross school lunches and a cotton candy loving panda, this book is a must have addition to any child's library. “Feet” is the first installment of a five book collection of humorous tales from fun loving children's author, Mitch Fairchild.
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Mitch Fairchild lives in Round Rock, Texas with his beautiful wife and two awesome daughters. He has a degree in Psychology and works at a public school in Austin, Texas. His motto is simple, “Cultivate a child’s education and they’ll learn to get by. Cultivate a child’s imagination, and they’ll spread their wings and fly.”
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