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    Giggle Has Got to Go
    Giggle Has Got to Go
    Giggle Has Got to Go
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    Giggle Has Got to Go

    By J.E. Heskett

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    A thousand monkeys at a thousand typewriters. Until one day, one monkey sees the light...

     

    Reginald Beaufort III has been typing for as long as he can remember. Along with the other monkeys in the warehouse, he dreads the furry footsteps of Mr. Giggle, the scowling shift supervisor.

     

    Until one day, a call comes from above. A call to visit the fourth floor, where no monkey has ever gone before...

     

    Giggle Has Got to Go is a satirical short story about a monkey and his dreams. Grab it now, while you can!

     

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoyal Arch Books
    Release dateApr 21, 2020
    ISBN9781393407737
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