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    An Interview With Kathleen Krull
    An Interview With Kathleen Krull
    An Interview With Kathleen Krull
    Audiobook9 minutes

    An Interview With Kathleen Krull

    Written by Kathleen Krull

    Narrated by Kathleen Krull

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    About this audiobook

    Did you know that Beethoven's favorite food was macaroni and cheese? Did you know that John F. Kennedy used to bark like a seal before giving important speeches? Well, if you read Kathleen Krull's biographies for young readers, you'll learn many such facts. Through solid research, lively writing, and juicy "gossip", Krull transforms iconic figures from the past into real human beings. "We're all secretly People magazine readers at heart," she explains, "even though we might not admit it."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNewsHour Productions
    Release dateJan 1, 2012
    ISBN9781509439959
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