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Anthill by Edward O. Wilson

Anthill

A Novel

by Edward O. Wilson
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  • First Published:
  • Apr 5, 2010, 378 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Apr 2011, 384 pages
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Deby Coley

Anthill
This coming of age tale grabs you from page one and will not turn you loose until the last page. Not only will the reader find himself mesmerized by the activity of the ants, but it's message acts as a cautionary tale for today's reader. A short story is defined as that which can be read in one sitting; ANTHILL is a 378 page short story!
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