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I have loved making up and writing stories since I received my first "free-write" assignment in elementary school at Furneaux Elementary. I have worked with children since 2003 and one of my favorite activities is telling stories to them, often making them up as I go. If any of those kids see this page I am sure they would remember tales of a certain enormously unlucky cat that just never seemed to run out of lives.

The Fox and the Fawn is the first book that I have finished and published, and I have Alicia Templin to thank for that. If not for her, this book would still be a word file accompanied by my own lack luster drawings. She is an amazing person that I am beyond blessed to not only have as the illustrator of my book, but also a frien ...more

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The Fox and the Fawn

it was amazing 5.00 avg rating — 9 ratings — published 2012 — 3 editions

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