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    Katydid Leaves: A Poetic Journey
    Katydid Leaves: A Poetic Journey
    Katydid Leaves: A Poetic Journey
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    Katydid Leaves: A Poetic Journey

    By Rose Perez

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    In a forest, lives a leaf who dreams of being free. One magical night, her wish comes true. Laugh, gasp and cry as you explore this captivating and dark forest - brimming with life and death. Tag along with Katy on her amazing journey; filled with adventure and true friendship! You'll meet other inhabitants of the forest and see sights that will startle and enchant you. Book contains over forty-five vibrant and beautiful photographs and forty-nine poems (thirty-five are haiku). Grab a hold of Katy's wing, and away we'll fly!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRose Perez
    Release dateNov 10, 2015
    ISBN9781311893147
    Katydid Leaves: A Poetic Journey
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    Rose Perez

    Rose Perez was raised in Chicago, Illinois and currently resides in the beautiful state of Washington. Her family, friends, and writing are her passions.

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