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    Festive Delights: Three Poems and One Short Story
    Festive Delights: Three Poems and One Short Story
    Festive Delights: Three Poems and One Short Story
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    Festive Delights: Three Poems and One Short Story

    By Warren Brown

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    Festive Delights is a collection of three inspiring festive poems and a Christmas short story which will capture your heart and mind.

    1. Kingdom of Snow-Poem

    2. Three Christmas Coins- Poem

    3. The Christmas Dimension- Short Story

    4. Happy New Year- Poem

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWarren Brown
    Release dateJan 6, 2019
    ISBN9780463536643
    Festive Delights: Three Poems and One Short Story
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    Warren Brown

    Warren Brown is an Author who has written in several genres from fiction to non-fiction. Warren is a certified Life Coach and Hypnotherapist. Warren completed his Advertising and Copywriting training through American Writers and Artists Inc. (AWAI).  I have been an Indie publisher for over eleven years now. I have been writing and publishing on the web since 1993. Website: https://warren4.wixsite.com/warren Medium: https://warrenauthor.medium.com/ Substack: https://warrenbrown.substack.com/

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