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    Weeping Willow: A Book You and Your Child Can Read Together
    Weeping Willow: A Book You and Your Child Can Read Together
    Weeping Willow: A Book You and Your Child Can Read Together
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    Weeping Willow: A Book You and Your Child Can Read Together

    By Mable Pollard and Dwayne Gilmore

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    Weeping Willow is a book about being shunned by others and how to believe in yourself.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJul 19, 2018
    ISBN9781546245612
    Weeping Willow: A Book You and Your Child Can Read Together
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    Mable Pollard

    I’ve been writing since I was a child, in 6th grade I had a poem about Thanksgiving published in Reader’s Digest. I have always loved to read and write. I attended college for two years got married and had children, but I never stopped writing. I have several poems, songs and short stories that I have written over the years. Weeping Willow is just one of them. It was my granddaughter who told me I should publish Weeping Willow, it’s one of her favorite stories.

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