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Buck's
Tiny Adventure
Poetry
by J.C. Dumas Buck
is a sweet cheerful baby black bear.
He plays each day in the forest of dare.
He did not worry or care. |
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Wind
chimes filled the air as the fairies began to show themselves.
They seemed delighted to meet her. Evelyn looked in wonder at
the colourful fairies in flowery dresses. |
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I
looked up at her. My eyes started to water.
I was a mouse.
“I don’t want to be a mouse!” I wailed with
tears rolling down my furry cheeks. “Can’t you do
something? Make me a boy again!”. |
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The Late Janet Bellinger
Mary
Patricia Bird
S.
P. Bray
C.R.
Dumas
J.C.
Dumas
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Lou Gourlie
June
Hustler
Rich
Landriault
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LaRocca
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McCarthy
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O'Rourke
The
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