Ye Ole Fiendly Towne and Other Whittier Zombie Haikus: Whittier is suddenly scoured with zombies! And just where is Doobie McDonald during these mayhaps...BAY-beh!?

by Doobie McDonald

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A reality all its own, revealing a true adventure about the Citizens and tourists of all corners of Whittier, during a zombie attack. The tale unravels through a short-story haiku format, revealing pages with activities, animations, secret messages, and most of all...a quality of playfulness that is sensed on multi-levels, opening worlds of epiphanies. It is the first living book ever invented which continues to grow through further investigations, encouraging the boundaries between generations to bond through one another's explorations.Ain'tnodoubt'boutit....BAY-beh!… (more)

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A reality all its own, revealing a true adventure about the Citizens and tourists of all corners of Whittier, during a zombie attack. The tale unravels through a short-story haiku format, revealing pages with activities, animations, secret messages, and most of all...a quality of playfulness that is sensed on multi-levels, opening worlds of epiphanies. It is the first living book ever invented which continues to grow through further investigations, encouraging the boundaries between generations to bond through one another's explorations.Ain'tnodoubt'boutit....BAY-beh!

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