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    The Legend of SqueezeboxSqueeze: A Miraculous, Magical, Musical Tale

    By Mark Shamlian

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    “I thoroughly enjoyed The Legend of SqueezeboxSqueeze. It was clever, original and heartfelt, evoking the full range of emotions. Musicians (of any age) especially will love this story and the illustrations.”

    —Matthew Dykeman, Producer for NPR’s “From the Top”

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWritten Dreams Publishing
    Release dateDec 21, 2018
    ISBN9781732051157
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    The Legend of SqueezeboxSqueeze: A Miraculous, Magical, Musical Tale
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    Mark Shamlian

    Mark Shamlian, freelance illustrator, portrait painter and designer resides in a semi-rural area outside of Boston with his wife, Gina. With his debut novel, The Legend of SqueezeboxSqueeze, he combines his love for illustration, music, and writing. When not engaged in the creative process, he lives an unremarkable life, enriched by various hobbies, humans and animals. For more info about Mr. Shamlian, visit shamliandesign.com or find him on Facebook.

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