Product code: Nice copy of Night-Night Little Tiger signed by both authors shops Clemson Tigers
Very good signed copy by both authors Night-night little tiger. Free USPS Priority Shipping Reading bedtime stories to her two-year-old son, Catherine felt there was one missing from their collection a bedtime story about Clemson. So she and her sister Elizabeth wrote this book. A fun book for children and grandchildren of Clemson alumni, students, faculty, and fans! We hope you and your Little Tigers enjoy reading Night-Night, Little Tiger and make many Clemson memories! About shops the Author Being reared eleven miles from Clemson University, and youngest daughters of a Clemson graduate, South Carolina State Senator T. Ed. Garrison, Jr., there was no question that Catherine and Elizabeth like their older siblings, Gaye, Tom, Bart, and Lee would go anywhere other than Clemson! Like other Little Tigers, their love for Clemson began early. Catherine and Elizabeth loved going to football games with their family. Game day mornings, the girls would set up a display of all their treasures.
Very good signed copy by both authors Night-night little tiger. Free USPS Priority Shipping Reading bedtime stories to her two-year-old son, Catherine felt there was one missing from their collection a bedtime story about Clemson. So she and her sister Elizabeth wrote this book. A fun book for children and grandchildren of Clemson alumni, students, faculty, and fans! We hope you and your Little Tigers enjoy reading Night-Night, Little Tiger and make many Clemson memories! About shops the Author Being reared eleven miles from Clemson University, and youngest daughters of a Clemson graduate, South Carolina State Senator T. Ed. Garrison, Jr., there was no question that Catherine and Elizabeth like their older siblings, Gaye, Tom, Bart, and Lee would go anywhere other than Clemson! Like other Little Tigers, their love for Clemson began early. Catherine and Elizabeth loved going to football games with their family. Game day mornings, the girls would set up a display of all their treasures.