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    MEDLEY A quirky compilation of short stories and poems
    MEDLEY A quirky compilation of short stories and poems
    MEDLEY A quirky compilation of short stories and poems
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    MEDLEY A quirky compilation of short stories and poems

    By K. Zazzetta

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    A small mix of short stories and poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK. Zazzetta
    Release dateJul 31, 2011
    ISBN9781465725837
    MEDLEY A quirky compilation of short stories and poems
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    K. Zazzetta

    The author lives in North Carolina. Welcome, Thanks for checking on my homepage! I appreciate it:) Please feel free to look at my free ebook of short stories and poems. If you'd like to read a Young Adult book, fantasy oriented, and a coming of age story, then check out "Purple Haired Girl of Eea" It's a measly 99 cents! I also have two books offered on the Kindle. It is a Fantasy series dealing with mythical creatures of the faery folk realm! "The Traveler: Memoirs of a Brownie from Finland" "Bridges of Sighs"

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