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Saturday, January 14, 2012

Amazon.com: TALKIN' AESOP (stories to read to children): The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf eBook: R. J. Charles: Kindle Store

Amazon.com: TALKIN' AESOP (stories to read to children): The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf eBook: R. J. Charles: Kindle Store:

A new adventure: the fables as talking blues, hip hop verse.
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