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    Christmas Cornucopia
    Christmas Cornucopia
    Christmas Cornucopia
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    Christmas Cornucopia

    By Tony Colatruglio

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    It's a most harmonious occasion. Resplendent colors nearly everything emblazon. A force--a spirit--that casts a magical pall. Festive gaiety falls upon one and all. Herein lies a simple invitation. Find it its words and images seasonal inspiration.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTony Colatruglio
    Release dateDec 13, 2021
    ISBN9781005589431
    Christmas Cornucopia
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    Tony Colatruglio

    So much to say, so little the time; but live fictive worlds in winged rhymes.

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