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    The Jiger and the Tiraffe

    By Penny Higgins

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    Penny Higgin's The Jiger and the Tiraffe is a whimsical poem about the fanciful origins of tigers and giraffes coupled with a strong message for children: everyone is a special child of God. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor Reputation Press, LLC
    Release dateJul 27, 2020
    ISBN9781952250910
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    The Jiger and the Tiraffe
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    Penny Higgins

    Penelope (Penny) Higgins has been writing poetry since she was seven years old. She has written several children's stories, including "Oscar, the Mighty Crab", "There's A Bear in My Bed" and "The Regimarilla from Regimarazz". Penny is a retired teacher. She lives in a small retirement community in Oregon where she keeps busy doing volunteer work, and arts and crafts. She has two sons, and a daughter-in-law, five wonderful grandchildren and a special great granddaughter.

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