Cornfield Fliers of East Tennessee by Linda Humphrey

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Recorded12 Apr 2026

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Children if allowed, have such a wonderful imagination. They see things we as adults don't. Cornfield Fliers of East Tennesse brings the imagination of children to life. This is a book of poetry as seen through the eyes of children as they watch paragliders rise up from the cornfields of East Tennessee. Join Author Linda "Ahnie" Humphrey and Illsutrator Mary Brotherton as they take you on a journey of magic and imagination

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