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    Whimpressions
    Whimpressions
    Whimpressions
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    Whimpressions

    By Dennis van Westerborg

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    The art and text tend to complement each other. Some reviews as seen from a larger format, first printing of this book through another site. *rosssm I thought I loved page 18 best, but on reflection, I'm awfully fond of 86. Thank you Dennis for giving me a chance to enjoy your Whimpressions. Beautifully produced volume. 2011-12-30 *ruthdiane My friends loved both your books bought at the MH Library on local authors day!! Well Done. Ruth 2011-05-25 *Sremenda Dennis' gentle humour and wisdom make the words in his book so very meaningful. a lovely combination of nature, philosophy and God 2011-02-01 *Sophie Shine profound and insightful 2010-04-20
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 27, 2017
    ISBN9781365918582
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