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    Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry
    Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry
    Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry
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    Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry

    By Lisa Hashem

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    Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry is a collection of spine-tingling poems and limericks, for the dark side in all of us. This book is not recommended for beings younger than nine years of age. Warning: Readers beware! The content of this book might frighten you right out of your skin!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLisa Hashem
    Release dateMay 3, 2012
    ISBN9781476451879
    Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry
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    Lisa Hashem

    Writer of children's stories and poetry, MG and YA fiction, avid reader, mother, grandmother, member of the SCBWI. I have been writing for as far back as I can remember. I won a writing contest in the third grade of elementary school. The contest included all third grade classes in the state of Indiana. I was awarded a book that was written and signed by the governor of the state of Indiana, Escape from Corregidor, by Edgar D. Whitcomb, thus the beginning of my life-long love of writing. I am a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature. I have had several of my poems published on Underneath the Juniper Tree's website and in their online magazine, as well as a short fun fact piece on knowonder.com. I am currently working on several children's stories, as well as a children's book of poetry.

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      Little Bo Creep and Other Dark Playful Poetry - Lisa Hashem

      LITTLE BO CREEP

      and

      Other Dark Playful Poetry

      By

      Lisa Hashem

      Smashwords Edition

      Published by Lisa Hashem at Smashwords

      Copyright 2012 Lisa Hashem

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