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    A Fox of Wax
    A Fox of Wax
    A Fox of Wax
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    A Fox of Wax

    By Vinsent Mettel

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    An Exupery-styled story in verse about overcoming fears by a little Fox. 90+ rhymed lines on 20 colorful pages with 8 quality-driven watercolor images. Thoughtful though fully suitable foк kids 4+.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVinsent Mettel
    Release dateApr 20, 2020
    ISBN9780463022634
    A Fox of Wax
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    Vinsent Mettel

    Film director, writer, musician, photographer, Aquarius:)

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