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Cherokees Create Audio Book Program
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[Fort Smith Times Record] - The initial books — “The Three Bears,” “The Little Red Hen” and “Origins of Oak Leafs” — are written by Ray D. Ketter and Wynema Smith and narrated by Smith, Whitney Pancoast said in an email. Pancoast is Cherokee Nation Businesses public relations
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[KCET (blog)] - His first full collection of poems Fear, Some was published by Red Hen Press in 2006, and two years later he was awarded the Whiting Writers Award. His latest chapbook Skin Mag was recently published by Deadly Chaps. Kearney's live readings are dynamic
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[Sentinel and Enterprise] - Family Fun Night: Northwest School at 6 pm Theme this year is "Fabulous Food" and we will read "Dragon Pizzeria" by Mary Morgan and "The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza" by Philemon Sturges. Related craft will follow. For children age 3 to 5.
Plenty to get excited about including a soul take on Oz
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[This is Somerset] - Following the success of The Little Red Hen I am sure that families will be delighted to see what happens with The Enormous Turnip. Two of the most popular shows at the Octagon will also visit us next week as the rock 'n' roll spectacular That'll Be
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