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    The Amerissance!
    The Amerissance!
    The Amerissance!
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    The Amerissance!

    By A. Foster

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    Hello friends. In these hard times, with so many uncertainties, we need to stand together. This book is title "Amerissance". it is the rebirth of America. We need to gather as one and make our country strong again. We need to remember we are all Americans! The word "Renaissance" means, “rebirth”. It is often associated directly with the revival of learning and the betterment of Ideas. We sure could use some "betterment of ideas".
    Thank you again for reading and supporting a crazy dreamer. Blessings on your house.
    More stories and poems, BooksbyAFoster, A. Foster, Ann Foster, Annette Foster
    Please read, like, follow and review.
    Ann
    We all bleed RED!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA. Foster
    Release dateNov 14, 2019
    ISBN9780463783399
    The Amerissance!
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    A. Foster

    Hello friends,Thank you for taking a moment to check out my site. I hope one of my stories catches your attention. Love to hear from you. Please like me, follow me and above all, tell someone else. I would be so grateful.I love to write, all kinds of stories. I am interested in real pirates from long ago, spaceships of tomorrow and all the time travel I can get. When I am not writing, I am thinking about new stories to tell and try out. Love to attend campfires and volunteer in classrooms often. A great place to entertain and experiment on themes.Hope to be invited to your campfire one day...Have fun and keep reading, dreaming, writing and hugging those you love most.

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