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    The Kantorbury Tails
    The Kantorbury Tails
    The Kantorbury Tails
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    The Kantorbury Tails

    By Anna Schuster Kantor

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    This small book is a whimsical twist on Chaucers famous Prologue for the trip to Canterbury. The twist is the presentation of these pilgrims as identifiable pups.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateDec 7, 2016
    ISBN9781524653330
    The Kantorbury Tails
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    Anna Schuster Kantor

    Anna Schuster Kantor, EdD, is an English professor at a small college in central Texas where she lives with her husband, Ted, and their many rescued dogs. She has loved sharing classical literature with her children and her students over the years. Anna and Ted have two grown children, who share their love for animals.

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