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Children’s Storybook

Children Being Kind!

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These stories were written under my Pen Name, my maiden initials and surname, for a course in Children’s Literature from The Institute of Children’s Literature in Redding Ridge, Connecticut.

JGKipp, Pen Name for Judith Norris

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A BIRD’S EYE VIEW

This bird throws the pie thief a lesson in humility.

Sings High, Low, or In-Between!

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FRONT PAGE NEWS

Lori, Allison, Jennifer, and Butch have fun in a forbidden hayloft!

Gazette News

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GOD IN THE TREES

Amy’s jealousy leads to a surprising conclusion.

Join Lori and Amy’s adventures at Camp Allegheney.

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GONZO, HIDDEN CAT

Is Gonzo lost, stolen, or really just hidden from sight of his owners?

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GROWING PAINS

A six-year-old views the world from a different perspective.

“I can sing, dance, and love animals all at once!”

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BEAUTIFUL BLONDE

A five-year-old girl captivates with a vivacious personality.

Beautiful Blonde Imp!

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GOD IN THE TREES

Lori and her pal Jennifer find excitement when they meet their cabinmates at Camp Allegheney.

Temple of the Tall Trees

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SNOOPY’S DOGHOUSE

You never saw a doghouse like the one where Snoopy lives. He even plays a Parlor Grand Piano! Or is that the piano Linus plays?

SNOOPY?

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OVERACTIVE IMAGINATION

A film star presentation spoiled by a mysterious trenchcoated person!

Film star Laura Manning!

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A PLACE TO REMEMBER

Summer days watching cotton candy clouds dance across a limitless azure sky.

A Meadow Green and Fair

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