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Posted on 22/11/201818/10/2021

Turkey, a Thanksgiving Haiku

Turkey, a Thanksgiving Haiku

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Patricia Furstenberg writes historical fiction, contemporary and children's book. She is the author of Transylvania's History A to Z, bestseller Joyful Trouble and other 18 books.

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