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09/27/06
Author Jennifer Keats Curtis' second try at writing a children's book about Maryland's marine life is taking off at a faster clip than its slow moving subject matter - the diamondback terrapin - Maryland's state reptile. Find Us On Facebook
The Arnold resident's "Turtles in my Sandbox" follows her first book "Oshus and Shelly Save the Bay" published in 1999. Although the first book garnered little interest from publishers, she managed to market the book - about an oyster siblings' quest to save the bay from pollution - while raising $15,000 for oyster recovery initiatives for the Severn River Association The new terrapin book is about a...
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