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    The Adventures of Christopher Webtoe Volume 4: The Absent Acorn
    The Adventures of Christopher Webtoe Volume 4: The Absent Acorn
    The Adventures of Christopher Webtoe Volume 4: The Absent Acorn
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    The Adventures of Christopher Webtoe Volume 4: The Absent Acorn

    By Randy Sultzer

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    It is getting close to winter and Christmas, but do you think that will stop Christopher Webtoe, the young frog, from finding a way to have fun? Of course not! But, he better be careful, because their may be more important things to do besides having fun. Will Christopher make the right decision? Read on to find out in this perfect story for a cozy holiday story time treat.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandy Sultzer
    Release dateNov 30, 2017
    ISBN9781370920020
    The Adventures of Christopher Webtoe Volume 4: The Absent Acorn
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    Randy Sultzer

    Since 1991, more than eighty of Randy Sultzer's short stories, articles, essays and poems have been published in local and regional magazines, newspapers, newsletters and anthologies, including one self-published book of fiction for middle readers, The Wicca and Other Tales.

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