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    Animalia: Quirky Verse, #1
    Animalia: Quirky Verse, #1
    Animalia: Quirky Verse, #1
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    Animalia: Quirky Verse, #1

    By Barnaby Wilde

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    Quirky verses with a loosely animal related theme, including armadillos, camels, stick insects, elephants and dodos, but not necessarily in that order.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarnaby Wilde
    Release dateDec 13, 2011
    ISBN9781465804600
    Animalia: Quirky Verse, #1
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    Barnaby Wilde

    Barnaby Wilde is the pen name of Tim Fisher. Tim was born in 1947 in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, but grew up and was educated in the West Country. He graduated with a Physics degree in 1969 and worked in manufacturing and quality control for a multinational photographic company for 30 years before taking an early retirement to pursue other interests. He has two grown up children and currently lives happily in Devon.

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