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    An Alligator’S Hide: Or Just Come Clean
    An Alligator’S Hide: Or Just Come Clean
    An Alligator’S Hide: Or Just Come Clean
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    An Alligator’S Hide: Or Just Come Clean

    By Adrienne Harrell and JoelRay Pellerin

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    Later endeavors were as a standup comic, singer, songwriter, and actress. Now, she returns to her first love and publishes her first work.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateApr 4, 2017
    ISBN9781524588472
    An Alligator’S Hide: Or Just Come Clean
    Author

    Adrienne Harrell

    Adrienne began writing before she learned to read. In between writing, she married a marine, and together, they raised three children. She went to college with the kids, then sold real estate and retail.

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