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    All Us, Creatures
    All Us, Creatures
    All Us, Creatures
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    All Us, Creatures

    By M L Kroesche

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    A short collection of poetry delivered in various poetry styles, including the Italian and Shakespearean Sonnets.The poems look at the instincts and emotions of animals and humans that draws us to one another. It also takes a look at themes like loss and division.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM L Kroesche
    Release dateNov 15, 2018
    ISBN9780463734803
    All Us, Creatures
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    M L Kroesche

    M L Kroesche is a young author, living in Australia. Her previous work includes the short story 'Wild Poppies' and 27 articles on the 'Sydney Food Lover' and 'Miss Feathers' website. While these pieces are predominately aimed at adult audiences, M L Kroesche is currently working on more animal related series for young readers and their parents.

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