...now appears on the Entasis Press website! Scroll to the bottom, although feel free to consider any of the books on the page now.
One step closer to publication on 1 May 2010....
14 February 2010
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Congrats on the Ava book! Can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the favorite Olympic sports of Cecelia and Celeste?
Hugs to all,
Carolyn in Maryland
Both love the luge, although Celeste said, if it was a sport she'd actually have to do, it'd be the "Snowboard Cross."
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