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    Soprano Speaks: Volume One
    Soprano Speaks: Volume One
    Soprano Speaks: Volume One
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    Soprano Speaks: Volume One

    By K. McCoy

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    Speak softly, until the time comes to scream!

    In K. McCoy's first published book, she aims to do just that and more.
    With poems about facing down foes, when feeling down and out, and what to do when
    life throws you curveballs - she shares her private thoughts on how to do more than just 'deal with it'.

    All with the hope of inspiring others to find a bit of inspiration to go out into the world and make it a bit more brighter with positivity.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK. McCoy
    Release dateJan 2, 2017
    ISBN9781393739821
    Soprano Speaks: Volume One
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    K. McCoy

    Professor K. McCoy specialises in the analysis of hypnotic states and somnambulism. She lives on the Coast and spends one hour every day, except Mondays, moving rocks to build a sea wall.

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