The Life of a Crow in a Format That Suggests It Can Write

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Parts 4
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Reads 168
Votes 7
Parts 4
Time 38m

The story of one of those crows that hangs around a school. Does he have a name? Will we ever know? If you've ever seen and cared about one of those supposedly ominous birds cawing around trying to grab food (Or maybe poking its head in a trashcan. They do that too), our little unnamed crow will describe it in a simple manner, because he's still a kid. Don't hold it against him. Crows are better than seagulls, by the way. Seagulls are too obnoxious. The crows think so too.
  (May be factually inaccurate cuz I'm not a bird expert)
  
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