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    Tuxi and the Broken Chair
    Tuxi and the Broken Chair
    Tuxi and the Broken Chair
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    Tuxi and the Broken Chair

    By Anita Sutherland Millman

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    A homeless cat is a great play friend and very loved by children in her neighborhood until one day when a loud neighbor changes the life of everyone. A beautiful story of friendship, hardship and love. A story to be enjoyed by all.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateAug 30, 2011
    ISBN9781477206461
    Tuxi and the Broken Chair
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    Anita Sutherland Millman

    Anita Sutherland Millmann discovered her passion for writing after her retirement from a twenty year career working as a health and wellness counselor at a local military hospital. She loves writing about her encounters with her animal friends and is a published author of several very loved children books. She currently lives in Gig Harbor Washington. Another activity she loves includes chalk drawing. See her website for additioal information. www.anitabooks.com

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