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    Carter the Garter Snake
    Carter the Garter Snake
    Carter the Garter Snake
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    Carter the Garter Snake

    By Arlene Nassey

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    Carter the garter snake was a newly hatched baby snake venturing out of his den to go out into the world to find a friend. His adventures across the yard bring him into the path of many possible friends. There were none that wanted to befriend even a baby snake. That is until he came across an unlikely friend.He reveals a bit about himself with each encounter he has. You learn about garter snakes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArlene Nassey
    Release dateApr 2, 2015
    ISBN9781310816543
    Carter the Garter Snake
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    Arlene Nassey

    Arlene Nassey lives in British Columbia, Canada, born and raised.She has been drawn to writing throughout her years of education. Somehow, the dream of writing eluded her until recent times. Her interests are in history, spiritual, paranormal, mysteries and lighthearted family adventures.You could see a bit of it all in the future. She enjoys getting lost in the world of writing whenever possible.

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