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    The Nuptial Flight
    The Nuptial Flight
    The Nuptial Flight
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    The Nuptial Flight

    By Atsara

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    This is an enjoyable picture book for grown-ups. A love story of different kind. New edition with beautiful watercolor illustrations.

    What it would be to wake-up one day with wings?
    Suddenly old ways of crawling won't work. One has to take a jump and learn to use the new gift. There isn't much time.
    Who knows what is waiting up in the sky ...

    A story built around flying ant day.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAtsara
    Release dateApr 18, 2015
    ISBN9781311232571
    The Nuptial Flight
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    Atsara

    Atsara is my pen name. Been traveling, meditating and enjoying life for years. Writing is my new found joy.

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