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Call in Well

by Edith Wairimu

The clever children’s poetry collection "Call in Well" explores its themes through creative and fun-filled lines. Timothy Orley’s disarming children’s poetry collection "Call in Well" is accentuated by delightful characters and... Read More

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This Atmosphere of Love

by Claire Foster

This deeply personal poetry collection is a tender homage to a lady deemed worth celebrating. Franklin Bass Jr.’s sweet and heartfelt poetry collection, "This Atmosphere of Love", is dedicated to his “special lady” and is filled... Read More

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Take a Hike!

by Laura Leavitt

"Take a Hike!" contains engaging and educational poems that deliver appealing lessons about language. Brett Fleishman’s "Take a Hike!" is an age-appropriate compilation of humorous poems that build off of puns and idioms to entertain... Read More

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Toilet Trouble

by Rebecca Monterusso

A great companion for early readers, "Toilet Trouble" will make its audience want to practice rhymes. Brett Fleishman’s poems in "Toilet Trouble" are aimed at inspiring laughter through silly concepts as their audience learns to read.... Read More

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A Night Sea Journey

by Peter Dabbene

"A Night Sea Journey" is a thoughtful, transformative poetry collection. Inspired by his own experiences with physical and mental breakdown, Adrian G. R. Scott presents his unique and transcendent poem collection, "A Night Sea Journey".... Read More

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Fire, Faith & Glory

by Shana Creaney

Fire, Faith & Glory is a heartfelt poetry collection centered in a pediatric intensive care hospital. R. R. Pravin’s poetry collection Fire, Faith & Glory responds with emotional eloquence to a stressful, difficult job working... Read More

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A Potpourri of Poems

by Andrea Hammer

Poems focus on shared experiences with honest and openly expressed feelings. Gary Ten Eyck’s often musical poetry collection, "A Potpourri of Poems", chimes from the opening note. Family themes dominate, starting with the... Read More

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