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    Matthew Jackson (1)

    Author of A Beaver is Eating My Canoe: True Tales to Make you Laugh, Chortle, Snicker and Feel Inspired (Outdoor Humor Series)

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    A Beaver is Eating My Canoe: True Tales to Make you Laugh, Chortle, Snicker and Feel Inspired (Outdoor Humor Series) (2008) 23 copies
    Never Trust a Smiling Bear: True Tales to Make you Laugh, Chortle, Snicker and Feel Inspired (Outdoor Humor) (2010) 10 copies
    A Bear Stole My Fishing Boat: True Tales to Make you Laugh, Chortle, Snicker and Feel Inspired (2010) 5 copies
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    2011/12 week 18 (1) C-1 (1) Canadian context (1) fiction (1) humor (3) humorous (1) may11 (1) non-fiction (2) paperback (1) short stories (2) to-read (1) travel (2)

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