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Home Byline Stories - News Local men to sign copies of children's book at Tatnuck June 9
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Local men to sign copies of children's book at Tatnuck June 9

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    Fooling Ewe front coverWestborough – Author Mike Demers, from Westborough, and illustrator Todd Finklestone, from Framingham, will be at Tatnuck Bookseller Sunday, June 9 from 1 to 3 p.m. to sign copies of their new book, “Fooling Ewe.”

    The story of a sheep that doesn's follow, “Fooling Ewe” uses the wordplay of “ewe” versus “you” ?to provide ?a sense of interaction between young readers and the characters that makes it more than fun.

    Tatnuck Bookseller is located at the Westborough Shopping Center, Route 9 and Lyman Street.

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