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    Canady Park
    Canady Park
    Canady Park
    Ebook25 pages23 minutes

    Canady Park

    By Jeff Miller

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    Computer programmer Kevin Landstreet thinks too much. He struggles to keep his shaky existence together under the burden of over-thinking. When his reality becomes a weird fantasy, Kevin must find his way back to normalcy. To do this he must pass through Canady Park.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeff Miller
    Release dateMay 19, 2011
    ISBN9781458117885
    Canady Park
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    Jeff Miller

    Jeff Miller is a tall drink of water from Kent, Ohio. He is a big fan of snow, camping, taking steps two at a time, and LeBron James—but he likes writing books best. He lives and performs in Chicago, where he tells funny stories about working at summer camps and drinking far too much lake water as a child.

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