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Dear Boss

Kevin Cullen
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Pages
25
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

'Dear Boss' is the story of a young Irish construction worker named Paddy. Paddy is tasked with lugging a load of bricks down from the top of a 14-story building. Instead of slowly carrying down the bricks by hand, he devises a scheme to unload them all at once with a barrel and a pulley. But, he is not strong enough to hold the barrel. The problem is he has already cut the rope. Now he must explain to his boss why he can't come to work due to all the injuries he incurs.

This is a funny story with beautiful illustrations. Follow Paddy as he concocts a note for his boss about why he can't come to work.

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  • Limericks & Verse
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  • Humor
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Artists

Kevin CullenAuthor
Pat CookseyAuthor