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Marianne R. Petit

Artist and Educator

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    • 2018: Struwwelpeter More Morbid Pop-Up Tales Single Volume Book
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    • 2012: Schlomo and Lulu
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    • 2002: The Rumi Poem Book
    • 2002: Not Your Mother’s Dollhouse
    • 2000: I Carry Your Heart
    • 1998: Solitaire
    • 1998-2000 Merpy.com
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Posted on August 12, 2013December 27, 2017 by Marianne Petit

Shanghai, China. Sunrise, cicadas, supermarket shopping, and the arrival of Tophet Cat.

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