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  • La Historia de Goo

    Un cachorro con un problema"La Historia de Goo" es una historia corta sobre un cachorro que es adoptado por una familia con una niña pequeña.La familia busca un compañero de juego para la niña.Goo tiene un problema de sobre peso.La familia busca una actividad para ayudar a Goo con su problema. Pronto el perro comienza a amar y se apasiona con esta nueva actividad.Descarga La Historia de Goo ahora ... Read more

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  • The Story of Goo

    A Puppy with a Problem"The Story of Goo" is a short story about a puppy that is adopted by a family with a little girl. The family is seeking to have a play mate for the girl. Goo has a problem which is his body weight. The family seeks an activity for the dog to help him with his problem. Soon the dog learns to love and becomes passionate about this new activity.Download The Story of Goo now to ... Read more

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  • I Would If I Could

    But I Can't So I Won't

    Powerful Biographic of Rosalind MenterThis book is the full details behind the scenes of the song: "I WOULD IF I COULD". This song is based on a fictitious story about a married couple and the fancy car that gets in between their marriage at times.The story is heavily inspired by the real life relationship and events that surrounded Roz Menter’s mother Eva Mickelson and her father Harold Mickelson ... Read more

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  • Life Is a Book And It's Time to Write It! An A-to-Z Guide to Help Anyone Write Their Life Story

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  • A Perfect Haze

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    The first major rock music festival and the precursor to Woodstock, the Monterey International Pop Festival was an unprecedented gathering of pop, soul, jazz, and folk artists who took the stage one luminous weekend during the Summer of Love.” On the 16th, 17th, and 18th of June, 1967, the sleepy California coastal community of Monterey played host to the now-legendary concert. In its aftermath, ... Read more

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