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    Don't Badger A Badger
    Don't Badger A Badger
    Don't Badger A Badger
    Ebook22 pages18 minutes

    Don't Badger A Badger

    By Michael Adashefski

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    This is a short story for middle school students or for any young boy who loves baseball. It's a story about teamwork and getting to know people from from other countries. And it's inspired by my nephew's own journey to America from China! This book is also available online as an audiobook narrated and produced by me.

    IF THIS SOUNDS GOOD TO YOU--DOWNLOAD THE BOOK FOR YOUR CHILD TO ENJOY!!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Adashefski
    Release dateMar 30, 2013
    ISBN9781301520534
    Don't Badger A Badger
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    Michael Adashefski

    I've been writing since my early teens, mostly lyrics and essays. I've recorded/narrated several audio books by some great writers that are all available on Amazon, Audible & iTunes. As a drummer I'm a former student of legendary drummer Ginger Baker and I work in my own home studio in the US.The audio versions of ECHOES and DON'T BADGER A BADGER are now available on Amazon, Audible & iTunes. The audiobooks were Narrated/Performed, Scored & Produced by me so I hope you enjoy them.

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