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Teacher Tails - Karrer Shorts

Teacher Tails - Karrer Shorts

By: Paul H. Karrer
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Short stories. No annoying ads. No mercenary pitches. Just stories to warm your heart. Vetted published articles/tales/short stories (L.A.Times, Newsweek, Seattle Times, Teacher Magazine, Chicken Soup, Miami Herald, etc.) by Paul H.Karrer about: Kids, Teachers, Parents, Education, Korea, Incarceration, Samoa, Peace Corps, New Zealand, California, Connecticut, Teaching, Dogs, Chess, Multicultural Marriage, Foods-real or imagined and more. Most are light-hearted.

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Episodes
  • Music To Soothe the Savage Beast

    Music To Soothe the Savage Beast
    Aug 10 2025

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    The author reads a story he had published in the Chicken Soup Book - Family Matters.

    The author's 6 year-old brother annoyingly practiced the piano each morning. The author's 5 year-old sister had a hamster named Hammy. They also had a very high strung mother and an... usually calm stepdad. All of this comes to a whirlwind of connected chaos.

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    10 mins
  • Teacher Tails - A Day at School (A kids' book of rhyming verse) 19-22

    Teacher Tails - A Day at School (A kids' book of rhyming verse) 19-22
    Jul 27 2025

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    A DAY AT SCHOOL is rhyming verse about a child's day at school. Issues, worries, incidents, troubles, (real & imagined) cute, and silly happenings. With a kicker on at the end of each poem. Pages 19-22

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    3 mins
  • A Day At School - Simple pleasant rhyming verse - (A kids' book)

    A Day At School - Simple pleasant rhyming verse - (A kids' book)
    Jul 18 2025

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    The author reads rhyming verse from his Kids' book. A Day At School

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    3 mins
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