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    Tears, Laughs, and Dreams: A Poetry Collection
    Tears, Laughs, and Dreams: A Poetry Collection
    Tears, Laughs, and Dreams: A Poetry Collection
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    Tears, Laughs, and Dreams: A Poetry Collection

    Written by Alicia Rades

    Narrated by Amanda Elgie

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    Experience the tears, listen to the laughter, and follow the dreams of one young author’s journey through life in this collection of short poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrystallite Publishing LLC
    Release dateAug 17, 2023
    ISBN9781960731081
    Author

    Alicia Rades

    Alicia Rades is a USA Today bestselling author of young adult and new adult paranormal fiction. When she's not dreaming up magical stories, she's either binge-watching Netflix, meditating, or spending time with her family. She has an unhealthy obsession with psychic characters and writes with a deck of tarot cards next to her computer.

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