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Contact the Author sample mail@mail.com. Tuna, a quirky, pack rat squirrel, lives with her husband, Bubble, in a little room under the eaves of the old brick building just outside Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York. One day, after feeling a knot of acrobats dancing in her tummy, Tuna gives birth to six babies and soon discovers that one of her babies is not like the others. Brooklyn is purple! Is a tale for children of all ages that proves that being different is not so bad after all.
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Contact the Author sample mail@mail.com. Tuna, a quirky, pack rat squirrel, lives with her husband, Bubble, in a little room under the eaves of the old brick building just outside Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York. One day, after feeling a knot of acrobats dancing in her tummy, Tuna gives birth to six babies and soon discovers that one of her babies is not like the others. Brooklyn is purple! Is a tale for children of all ages that proves that being different is not so bad after all. Order a copy now!
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Contact the Author sample mail@mail.com. Mark D. Campbell once lived in Brooklyn, where he frequented Prospect Park. He loves all animals, especially tortoise shell cats. Mark currently resides on Long Island, New York. This is his first book.
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