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    The Little Ones
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    The Little Ones

    By Castiel Gutierrez

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    About this ebook

    To the outside world, guising for Samhain
    is just a way to get candy. But, for the
    residents of Willowdale, it's much
    more than that.

    Children must trick or treat;
    they must share;
    and above all, they must be happy.

    This is the story of Lorcan and his family,
    moving to Willowdale, just two
    days before Samhain.

    Note: This is a short story, written in 24 hours, during Samhain of 2017.
    This story features some mild swearing as well as scenes of mental and verbal abuse.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 9, 2017
    ISBN9780244943967
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