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    Katie and The Troll Queen
    Katie and The Troll Queen
    Katie and The Troll Queen
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    Katie and The Troll Queen

    By Randi McKinnon

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    Katie is asked to go and pick berries in the forest. She meet the troll queen that her grandmother had warned her about. The troll queen engages her in a singing contest and a troll boy appear to keep score. Katie win the contest and also find out why her mother was not ab

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInks and Bindings, LLC
    Release dateMar 10, 2023
    ISBN9798886151190
    Katie and The Troll Queen
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    Randi McKinnon

    My name is Randi McKinnon. I came to this country from Norway in 1959 and settled in Oregon. After working in the Food and Hospitality Service for 40 some odd years, I retired. Thinking retirement was bowing, I needed something new to hold my interest. I decided to take a correspondence course in the writing of children's books through The Institute of Children's Literature. Most of my stories are fiction as I embellish on stories told to me as a child. I had no playmates and made up my own games. Trolls, fairies, and the like were believed to be real, according to our grandparents. So remembering these, I have a lot to write about. Some of my sentence structures may not be quite correct as I sometimes mix my two languages together. Here's hoping I'll be forgiven! This is me in nutshell!

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