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Author: Kayla Cannon

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500 Words or Less Reviews: Beauty and the Beast (2017)

March 17, 2017April 26, 2018 Gowdy Cannon and Kayla Cannon 5 Comments Beauty and the Beast, Disney, Film, Movies, Review

Our review of the “tale as old as time.”

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Why I Didn’t Quit: My First Year Teaching in the City

June 9, 2016October 23, 2018 Kayla Cannon 10 Comments School, Teaching

Why I go back.

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