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    Who Said What Now?
    Who Said What Now?
    Who Said What Now?
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    Who Said What Now?

    By Damia Bowen

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    Who Said What Now? is a series of poetry written by Damia Bowen over the past six years, now collected into the one book for your reading pleasure.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDamia Bowen
    Release dateOct 10, 2010
    ISBN9781452349626
    Who Said What Now?
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    Damia Bowen

    I'm just out of high school, my favourite colour is green and I don't like people who judge on first sight. I want to be an art and english teacher when I finish school, but being a top selling writer would be cool too.i like most types of books, movies and music, I'm pretty easy going and not much fazes me. I'm considered insane by my friends at school and childish by my family.I love life and having fun, but I know when to stop or when things are going too far.

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