One of the Many Stories about the KingOne of the Many Stories about the King Written by Paula FitzGerald Mixed media drawings by Debra Hanson 9 X 12 inches, 32 pages INSPIRED BY THE WORLD RENOWNED PLASTIC SURGEON, Mario Gonzalez Ulloa, who originally wrote the story of King Rigel, the present version is adapted and written by Paula FitzGerald. One of the Many Stories About the King is a melodic longpoem about turning earthly riches into paradisal happiness. A beautiful tale of faith and

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