29 Short Stories

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29 Short Stories

Author	: John Hoel
File Size	: 48,7 Mb
Publisher	: AuthorHouse
Language	: English
Release Date	: 10 August 2005
ISBN	: 9781463455422
Pages	: 568 pages

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29 Short Stories by John Hoel Book PDF Summary

Variety is the hallmark of this book called 29 Short Stories. The Author includes stories for just about every age group, color, creed, religion and sexual preference. The stories are as passionate as they are whimsical and make you want to come back for more. Topics vary in issues from friendship, humor, suicide, prison, comradery, drug abuse, love and cruelty, ethics and morality, and is written in a way that puts entertainment at a premium. This is a fun book, especially designed for those who cant find what they want to read. Stories are listed alphabetically and are featured in large print. Youll want to keep this book in the guest bedroom after youve read it.

29 Short Stories by John Hoel

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