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96Get Rich Quick, or How to Win the Lottery!
So... you want to know how to win the lottery? I'll give you some free advice! Check it out!
87The Red Monologue - A free to read monologue for children and teens in acting classes and/or acting schools.
Re-told by Little Red, herself, this story tells you what REALLY happened to Little Red Riding hood. How do I know? Because she says so! Enjoy! Oh yeah, it links to a few hubbers too... and in a VERY special way!
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89Free Voice Lessons: Twist your Tongue with these Tongue Twisters Today! (Easy vocal warm ups!)
Tongue twisters are fun! Have fun twisting your tongue with these great and quick tongue twisters! Create some of your own tongue twisters too - today!
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85Manage Money - Buy Stock. Trade Stock. Banks & Stocks Online
Need help managing money, finances, taxes and investments? How about a Foreign Stock Market Trading List? This is the place for you!
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80Jack and the Beanstalk | Jack's House. (Scene 1) - A free to read rhymed play!
Jack and the Beanstalk is an original play that is designed to be performed for children, ages 2 and above.
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8210 Self-Publishing New Authors Get Published and Can Make Money Online
This is the newest of the HubNuggets Hub Series. We need some of your hubtastic help, please. Read the selection of 10 HubNugget wannabes and vote for your favorite. Thanks! ProCW & the HubNuggets Team
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76What is the Universal Language of Love?
Based on the definitions that are in the right hand column, The Universal Language of Love, could be defined as: A way to communicate ideas or feelings of strong affection or attraction, limitlessly...
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79Warm Up Your Voice with Free Voice and Diction Exercises!
Actors, actresses, vocalists and business people that need free vocal warm ups, look no further. Here they are! Get your voice warmed up now!
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74Jack and the Beanstalk | Into the clouds. (Scene 7) - A free to read rhymed play!
Jack Wow... Everything here is very big! If this was a tree, I'd be a twig. I wish that this was my big house. I bet it has a big, big mouse; or even more, like nine or ten - armies of mice, the size of men....
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76A Simple Solution for New Authors to Find Writing Topics (Part 1)
In the time that I've been here, I've requested a few (more than 100) things for writers to research (or not) and then write about. Why? Well quite simply, writers (sometimes) need a "creative spark of...
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