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Footprints in the Snow

Jackie Huck

Publisher: Jacqueline Huck

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Summary

In the 1970’s Jackie Huck started writing a poem each year to enhance her Christmas card messages. These were sent to family and friends, and have become an annual tradition. They are collected here into one book for the first time, to be shared and enjoyed.
Merry Christmas!
Available since: 12/04/2017.

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