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Jimmy Buffett co-wrote two childrens books with his daughter, Savannah Jane. What are their titles?
Question 1:
Jimmy Buffett co-wrote two childrens books with his daughter, Savannah Jane. What are their titles?
A.
The Jolly Man and A Pirate Looks at Fifty
B.
Where is Joe Merchant and Trouble Dolls
C.
The Jolly Man and Trouble Dolls
D.
Tales from Margaritaville and The Jolly Man
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