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Travels with the Sweet Zombie Horse: 'To the Coconut Trees'

By: Dr. Phil Freizinger
Narrated by: Dr. Phil Freizinger
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Little is known about the origin of 'The Sweet Zombie Horse'. What we do know is that she is a magical being that moves effortlessly between universes and dimensions.

When asked where she comes from, she will simply say 'Neigh and Neigh' maybe she doesn't know the answer to this question herself or perhaps she thinks the question itself is meaningless.

Her playful nature and sense of humor are the stuff of legends. This makes her the perfect traveling companion for adventurous children, Remember when it comes to The Sweet Zombie Horse the tail never ends.

©2023 Dr. Phil Freizinger (P)2023 Dr. Phil Freizinger Animals Literature & Fiction Pirates Witty

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