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Comment: Sources should be independent of the subject, and not based solely on a storefront GGOTCC 22:06, 25 August 2026 (UTC)
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The City Block Chronicles
[edit]Online book site.[1]The City Block Chronicles is a work of fiction written by Raymond Wilkinson IV and published in 2026 by RSWIV Enterprises.
Plot
[edit]The story follows six animals who are brought together by circumstances and subsequently form an alliance while attempting to establish themselves on a city block. Ray, a rat, serves as the group's planner and strategist. Gus, a goose, is characterized by his willingness to act, while Earl, a squirrel, is highly cautious and frequently anticipates danger. Freddy, a frog, is impulsive and courageous. Carl, a tomcat, is an experienced and dangerous survivor who becomes a mentor to the other characters. Barnstein, a bulldog who arrives from the docks of Europe, later becomes an important member of the group. The animals claim a city block that has been abandoned by others. Their attempts to maintain control of the area lead to conflicts, losses and rebuilding efforts, while their relationships develop throughout the story.
References
[edit]https://www.thecityblockchronicles.com/
Autor
[edit]Raymond Wilkinson IV
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