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You Cannot Chase Two Antelopes at the Same Time

By: Jasmine Renner
Narrated by: T. Albert
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You Cannot Chase Two Antelopes at the Same Time will teach your child(ren) the invaluable lesson of determination and focus. This heartwarming story about the courage and determination of a little boy and his sister who set out to chase two antelopes unsuccessfully, extracts the important character traits of determination and focus. The little boy and girl set out to accomplish an impossible task and try different approaches, but to no avail. They finally figured out that in life some pursuits are too delicate to focus on multiple things at the same time. The story will thrill, entertain and motivate your children.

©2013 Jasmine Renner (P)2013 Jasmine Renner Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Fantasy Fiction Heartfelt

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