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    The Gift
    The Gift
    The Gift
    Ebook47 pages9 minutes

    The Gift

    By Anné Hartwig

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    In this small book are the personal thoughts of happy times, and sad times with memories of special events in my life. Favorite poems. prose, quotes and prayers are shared to uplift your spiritual life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPalmetto Publishing
    Release dateFeb 5, 2021
    ISBN9781649909817
    The Gift
    Author

    Anné Hartwig

    Anné Hartwig is 85 years old, married to the love of her life Bob for 66 years. She is the proud mother, grandmother, great-grandmother to an amazing family. Her loves are reading, writing, animals and loving people. Covid 19 has inspired her to write The Gift as her first book. Her poems are also published in an anthology of Florida Poets Of Sea Sand and Citrus Groves.

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