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    The Year Winter Came Late
    The Year Winter Came Late
    The Year Winter Came Late
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    The Year Winter Came Late

    By Michael Larzelere

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    Do you love sledding or skiing down snow covered hills, or skating on frozen lakes or ponds? Would you be upset if your winter came late or not at all? In a small town near a great lake that’s exactly what happened. The people of Snowtown want to know where their winter is and demand the mayor do something about it. The mayor puts up a sig

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherURLink Print & Media, LLC
    Release dateDec 10, 2019
    ISBN9781647530921
    The Year Winter Came Late
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    Michael Larzelere

    Michael wrote the first draft Year Winter Came Late over 40 years ago as poem. This final version came about as a result of collaboration with Susan Ward. Michael is a retired schoolteacher living in Port Huron, Michigan with his wife Bonnie and his cat Sophie.

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      The Year Winter Came Late - Michael Larzelere

      The Year Winter Came Late

      Copyright © 2019 by Michael Larzelere. All rights reserved.

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      Published in the United States of America

      ISBN 978-1-64753-091-4 (Paperback)

      ISBN 978-1-64753-092-1 (Digital)

      25.11.19

      To my daughter Lisa Lynn

      For whom this story was first created

      In a far-off land by a great lake is a place where the seasons go around and around: winter, spring, summer, fall; but the people love winter most of all.

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