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Cookie diplomacy

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Cookies

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Could be trouble

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Help!

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Spies?

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About Zarahemla Times

Zarahemla Times is about a family living in the suburbs of Zarahemla in the time frame of about the end of Alma or Helaman in the Book of Mormon. Or so.

Jacob, the dad, is the local reporter, editor and distributor of the Zarahemla Times.

Sariah, the mom, keeps everything running around the home. She's second counselor in the Relief Society.

Naomi and Kib are their two children. Naomi is a typical 16-year-old girl, likes boys and enjoys school. Kib is 11, and is maybe a little too smart for his own good.

Jacob's mother lives with the family as well. They call her Gramma, and no one is quite sure if she's dotty or not...the important thing is that she's an awesome cook.

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