Die! Not Likely

By Frances Sparrow

I like my poetry to cover Life that others will recognise and relate to. I try to bring in emotions and humour to help others to think and see a different perspective. I enjoyed writing this book which just seemed to happen between my second husband dying in 2014 and having my stroke in 2015.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Release date: Nov 30, 2020
• ISBN: 9781786298348

Frances Sparrow

Frances was born in Kent at the beginning of World War II. She has one sister. She married and had two children and has lived in London, Essex, Yorkshire, Athens, Greece, and Berkshire. Was widowed at 47. She began writing at 75 after a stroke.

Book preview

Adieu

About the Author

Frances was born in Kent, UK, and has had a very varied and interesting life. She has been married twice but both her husbands have died. Whilst being married to her first husband, she resided in numerous locations including London, Essex, Yorkshire, Greece and Berkshire. After meeting her second husband, she became a farmer’s wife living in Wales. She has had two children, one of whom sadly passed away due to cancer in 2013. She has three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Frances writes about life with the aim of helping others.

Dedication

Remembering my daughter, Debbie, who died on 1st September, 2013

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Frances Sparrow (2020)

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This is a poetry book, which is a product of the author’s imagination. It reflects the author’s