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    The Little Tree
    The Little Tree
    The Little Tree
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    The Little Tree

    By Angela Hope

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    A one page short story for children to read at bedtime or anytime.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngela Hope
    Release dateApr 3, 2014
    ISBN9781311859006
    The Little Tree
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    Angela Hope

    Born in the UK and emigrated to Perth Australia with my husband and two daughters. I am a retired Author and Artist who was inspired to write children’s stories when my first grand daughter was born. I wrote 30 stories and had been accepted by a publisher that unfortunately went bankrupt in 1995. My husband creates my book covers and has illustrated some of my children's stories. I self-published, finally putting them and my latest stories, for all age groups FREE to read online or download worldwide. I have written 54 FREE books for eBook outlets. This is my hobby and not for profit.I live in Western Australia. You can contact me on angelahope@bigpond.com

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      If it wasn’t too short l would have liked it more

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