Untold Podcast 61 - Kaleidoscope (Speculative)

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A collection of student authors throughout the State of Michigan!
 
Story: “Kaleidoscope” by Michigan Reading Association
Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Fairytale
Rating: PG

Credits:

Kaleidoscope: A Celebration of Michigan Student Authors
Edited by The Michigan Reading Association - Cortney Brendel, Elenore Glass, Amy Duncan, Kelly Vangel, Lori Ulewicz, Karen Allmen

The Wonderful Life of the Turkey by Nathan Lantzy
Jack and the Evil King by Rachel Brodi
Magic Steve and Jester by Garet Gertsch
Haley the Hedgehog by Emily Dennis
Snakezilla by Maximilian Wisniewski
Be Unique, Like Me by Taylor Mauldin
The Invasive Pigs by Lucas Nguyen
Jane’s Adventure by Ava Sherman
The Lost Unicorn by Emma Jacob
Sirius by Phoenix McCreadie
The Secret of Ergon by Meredith Tipton
Junai by Arianna Crossley

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