Kiel's Poem anthology
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The poem anthology contains several poems and short stories about various characters and themes. It includes poems about a turtle smacking the moon, people sitting and sighing, finding food on the moon for a puppy, a funny bunny, a boy named Lucas who likes toys and Blastoise, and the dangers of creepers in the Minecraft world.
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