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    Blue Skies- Anthology of Short Stories
    Blue Skies- Anthology of Short Stories
    Blue Skies- Anthology of Short Stories
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    Blue Skies- Anthology of Short Stories

    By Emma Tucker

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    An anthology of five short stories in the sci-fi genre as well as having stories based more on realistic events such as teen pregnancy. This is an exciting anthology of five stories that will take you on many adventures. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEmma Tucker
    Release dateDec 18, 2019
    ISBN9781393396154
    Blue Skies- Anthology of Short Stories
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    Emma Tucker

    Emma Tucker was born in the late 80's. She loves dogs. She is inspired by writing short stories as well as longer works of fiction. When she is not writing, she enjoys painting, singing and watching TV.

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