Several of us have become enamored by the safety notices created by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission. While most are humorous safety warnings some are just lovely greetings. I hope you enjoy this poem and the start to another year.
A Reindeer Poem. Joesph Galbo, 2017
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This post is by Judy Lee of the Library of Congress Literacy Awards Program. Photographs supplied by Street Child, Make Way for Books, and Young African Refugees for Integral Development. David M. Rubenstein Recipient: Street Child (SC), American Prize Reciepient: Make Way for Books (MWFB), and International Prize Recipient: Young African Refugees for Integral Development […]
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