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    Who's Afraid of a Lion: Aesop's Bully Fable

    By Lee Jenkins and Jim Chansler

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    Inspired by Aesop's classic tales and by Bill Martin Jr.'s friendship and books, Lee Jenkins wrote Who's Afraid of a Lion? Aesop's Bully Fable. The amusing word patterns and swirling language that follow the gnat's path are both exemplars of Bill Martin Jr.'s writing. Jim Chansler's delightful illustrations greatly add to children's enj

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLtoJ Press
    Release dateNov 7, 2020
    ISBN9781733011099
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    Who's Afraid of a Lion: Aesop's Bully Fable
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    Lee Jenkins

    Lee Jenkins is a retired California public school educators. Lee lives in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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