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    Antler Tales and Foreign Trails
    Antler Tales and Foreign Trails
    Antler Tales and Foreign Trails
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    Antler Tales and Foreign Trails

    By Beth LaBuff

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    Travel to Africa's savanna for "Big Game's Big Game" where positions the rhino played were "nose-guard" and "tight-end." Enjoy a humorous nod to those who use antlers in their decorating in "Forgive Her Trespasses" and "Swapping Rooms." In "The Society for the Preservation of the Billabong," discover what Australian animals stash in their pockets. Each poem gives a nod to a Bible phrase or event.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBeth LaBuff
    Release dateNov 29, 2010
    ISBN9781452396941
    Antler Tales and Foreign Trails
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    Beth LaBuff

    Before moving to the high desert of northeastern Arizona, Beth LaBuff was born, raised, and for many years, lived in rural Iowa. She enjoys writing narrative light verse with many of her poems having that rural flavor. Each poem is perfect for family reading and many give a nod to a Bible phrase or event.

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