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Tex the dog finds his family. This is a 14-page book about how Tex finds his adopted family, and the characters he meets along the way. This book is set in Dallas Texas and is the first in our series Big Tex and Friends.
The McAllister family decides to go camping and hiking in a Northern California animal reserve--despite the fact that Eve would rather be surfing in Hawaii. However, they chose one of the animal reserves belonging to Howard Richard Deacon II and his son--who are rumored on internet conspiracy sites to be werewolves.
The beginning of summer, the Bruchenhaus family has gathered together for their annual family campout, this time at Yellowstone National Park. Keeping their eyes out for bears, none of them would suspect a pair of werewolves hunting that full moon in the same park. Luckily for them, they are civilized werewolvesβHoward Richard Deacon the Second and his son 'Rick' Deacon. It is even luckier, because Rick personally knows Audry Bruchenhaus and would do anything to keep her safe.
Tex the dog finds his family. This is a 14-page book about how Tex finds his adopted family, and the characters he meets along the way. This book is set in Dallas Texas and is the first in our series Big Tex and Friends.
There is an african american boy. He lives in milwaukee wisconsin. He was poor and looking for ways to make money. His friend Jerome had weed that he could sell. So the boy started selling weed then got rich. He payed off his mama's debt and had a great life. Soon after the feds busted into his house and arrested him and his mama. His mama never forgave him. He was sitting in prison until he was 32. His mama passed away. He started over in society. Living in Green Bay. One day he was going to
"Dear king, These three dolls are very special and made to suit, one for you, the king, one for your minister and the third one for the court clown. Your majesty has to decide which is suitable for whom among you three and tell me why. This will be my pleasure to see that someone will understand my idea and appreciate this." The artist said