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The Three Brothers Raccoon: A Fable About Acceptance by RBY Pitrowski

The Three Brothers Raccoon: A Fable About Acceptance

RBY Pitrowski

69 pages

RBY Pitrowski

Sep 2022

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The Three Brothers Raccoon is a fable about how three brothers brought peace, love and harmony back to their forest by teaching acceptance and forgiveness. Within the story are life lessons for all ages. The book can be a bedtime story for the very young or a beginning book for those that enjoy a good beginner philosophical read about morals.

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