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Jack’s brothers and sisters are hungry—very hungry. As the oldest, it is up to him to find food. Will this little rabbit be able to outwit his enemies and save his family? Find out in Jack the Jackrabbit!

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Grace Gerwig

Grace Gerwig is a passionate middle schooler from Lubbock, Texas, who is an avid reader and writer. She has medaled in Creative Writing and Oral Reading UIL Competitions. She also enjoys soccer, playing with her brothers (Kyle and Tanner), singing, acting in theatrical performances, and playing her ukulele to her two pet ducks, Puddles and Dylan. Jack the Jackrabbit is her first published work, but she constantly has story ideas rattling in her brain, so stay tuned for more!

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