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    Vague Book

    By Erin Lee, Jim Ody, Rita Delude and

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    "I can't."

    "It's just too much."

    "Over it."

    We've all seen the vague posts. We've all sat, wondering exactly how we should be responding to the oh-so-distressed regular vague book posters who use social media as personal diaries aimed at making sure inquiring minds want to know.

    But what is behind the posts?

    "I can't." (Finish clipping my toe nails).

    "It's just too much." (Food to eat).

    "Over it." (The moon).

    A group of sassy authors will set out on a quest to collect vague book posts and unravel the mystery of all that 'please-ask' drama…

    Vague Book, A Crazy Ink Anthology, will leave you fugly laughing, horrified, begging for more, and most certainly, never able to look at a vague post the same way again…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrazy Ink
    Release dateDec 14, 2018
    ISBN9781386968238
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    Erin Lee

    Erin Lee lives in Queensland, Australia and has been working with children for over 25 years. She has worked in both long day care and primary school settings and has a passion for inclusive education and helping all children find joy in learning. Erin has three children of her own and says they have helped contribute ideas and themes towards her quirky writing style. Her experience working in the classroom has motivated her to write books that bring joy to little readers, but also resource educators to help teach fundamental skills to children, such as being safe, respectful learners.

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