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    The Boy Who Ate Rainbows
    The Boy Who Ate Rainbows
    The Boy Who Ate Rainbows
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    The Boy Who Ate Rainbows

    By Barry Ergang

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    The rainbow doesn't fade as rainbows normally do. This one mysteriously sinks away while Christina, Gordy, Sandy and Brian watch in amazed disbelief. When they decide to investigate the mystery, they meet Duncan, an unfriendly boy with a strange ability. Why does he do what he does--and how does he do it? Should they befriend him or beware? Find out in this fantasy story for young readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarry Ergang
    Release dateMay 16, 2016
    ISBN9781311300287
    The Boy Who Ate Rainbows
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    Barry Ergang

    Former Managing Editor of Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine (www.fmam.biz) and First Senior Editor of Mysterical-E (www.mystericale.com/), Barry Ergang's fiction, poetry and non-fiction have appeared in numerous publications, print and electronic. He is a winner of a Derringer Award from the Short Mystery Fiction Society for the best flash fiction story of 2006.

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