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Japan and the Ring of Fire
Summary: In the year 2011, an event occurred in Japan which will be remembered on the scales of history for years to come. Nothing short of an evacuation days before the event could have truly prepared the citizens of the Japanese cities.

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aunt joyce said...
Aug. 9, 2011 at 7:12 pm:
Fascinating story line. Love the personalization of the characters and the ease in which the reader can relate to them. Two typos, though; on the first page there is a "to" which should be a "too", and ??page two introduces a Chester drawer which I think is to be a chest of drawers. Ant-hills really in a remarkable short story. When can I see the rest??
 
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writermike said...
Aug. 4, 2011 at 9:19 am:
This is a wonderful short story from a talented teen author.  Keep the words flowing, and keep working at the craft.
 
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