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    Hey There Miss Sassy Girl a Collection of Lyrical Expressions
    Hey There Miss Sassy Girl a Collection of Lyrical Expressions
    Hey There Miss Sassy Girl a Collection of Lyrical Expressions
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    Hey There Miss Sassy Girl a Collection of Lyrical Expressions

    By Tifanie Heard

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    This book is filled with encouraging words of wisdom that
    speaks to your heart.



    If youre looking for healing in your life, class=GramE>a renewal of energy, and words of encouragement, look no
    further than this. These collection of poems speaks to your dysfunctional needs
    rebuking all negative energy that was once apart of your life, and restoring a
    well of strength and renew ness. Once you start with one poem you wont be able
    to stop delighting yourself, because they provide you with a positive outlook
    that will help you along lifes challenging demands.
    Just read and youll see and will be blessed!



    style='font-size:11.0pt;font-family:Arial'>Tifaniestyle='font-size:11.0pt;font-family:Arial'> acts of sharing and caring has
    brought a wealth of increased blessings to everyone young and old.style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Her tribulations and triumphs in her school,
    church, and community speaks volumes about her ability to provide you with a
    well-rounded source of healing and encouragement. It is a sure thing that this
    collection of lyrical expressions can uplift you, as it did for her, when she
    wrote them.



    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 11, 2004
    ISBN9781414060989
    Hey There Miss Sassy Girl a Collection of Lyrical Expressions
    Author

    Tifanie Heard

    Born and raised in Michigan, Tifanie has prided herself on academics, accompanied by strong acts of social involvement in her community, school, and church. Tifanie developed a strong love and admiration for literary composition and started writing poetry and music at age 11. She strongly believes that the world is a choir, and everyone is part of the harmony of this day in age. She has demonstrated inspiring behavior by being involved in many organizations in her high school and college years. She is a strong supporter of sisterhood and unity and was part of an organization called, “You Beautiful Black Woman”. Tifanie is a recent graduate with two undergraduate degrees in business and is working on a graduate’s degree in Technical Education. Tifanie is working on her second book entitled, “Why did God Make Me Black: Why did He Make Me a Woman?

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      A beautiful book filled with deep, thought provoking poetry! The Author has poured her heart and soul into this collection; any reader can feel this! Good job Tifanie & thank you for sharing your deepest thoughts with us.
      ~Babygirl (SnL)

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