Books with author Richard F Corn

Tiger Goes to Nashville, is part of the series of Tiger the cat books illustrated and written by the noted artist Richard Cortez. In this story, Tiger travels to Nashville with his friends hoping to become Superstars.You will love reading this delightful story, fit for young and old alike. The fresh, captivating, unique art of Richard Cortez is an essential part of the reading and viewing experience.All purchasers of eBooks by Richard Cortez will have access to a free wonderful eBook he wrote called “Where is Fifi’s Mother," accessible by a link at the end of the book.ADDITIONAL BONUS!All readers of this eBook by Richard Cortez will receive a 25% discount on allpaintings by mentioning a code placed in the end of the book for his online gallery at www.yessy.com/cortez.

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