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Did you ever think of an audio version of your pamphlets? You could turn
them into nursery rhymes. Or you could really knock their baby socks off
with lyrical, lullaby masterpieces. Then the mothers don't have to read at
all. Mothers could either put in the blue cassette or the pink cassette.
Tom Johnson
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