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Two of a Kind

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Eager to fit in at her new school, Birdie Honaker, a skinny redhead with a high IQ, befriends another new kid, Jobee Riggs, who is eager to fit in too, and the pranks they play together on the teachers could get them into big trouble.

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First published March 1, 1992

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Ann H. Gabhart

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Ann H. Gabhart grew up on a farm in Kentucky. At the age of ten, she started dreaming of being a writer. That dream has come true as she's published over forty novels. She and her husband have three children married to three beautiful in-law children who have gifted her nine grandchildren. She still lives on a farm not far from where she grew up. She loves visiting with family, walking her dog, reading, and, of course, writing.
She has a variety of historical fiction from stories about the Shakers that once had villages in Kentucky to stories inspired by her small town and her mother's memories to those set in the Appalachian region of Kentucky. She enjoys sharing the lovely areas and history of her home state of Kentucky. And if you like mysteries, you can try her Hidden Springs Mysteries published under the author name, A.H. Gabhart. Visit Ann's website http://annhgabhart.com to find out more. There you can follow her blog, One Writer's Journal and/or sign up for her newsletter where she often does giveaways.

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August 31, 2010
Enjoyed writing about my characters, Birdie Honaker and Jobee Riggs. At one time hoped to do a series about them, but that didn't work out. But Birdie was an interesting character and Cleopatra the spitting llama added some fun to the serious theme of the story.
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