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    Jumping in the Sunshine: Laughter Is a Gift
    Jumping in the Sunshine: Laughter Is a Gift
    Jumping in the Sunshine: Laughter Is a Gift
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    Jumping in the Sunshine: Laughter Is a Gift

    By Terri R Johnson

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    This book of poetry expresses how to find peace in your life after going through obstacles. The poems in this book are considered my happy poems and are full of empowerment and growth. This book is the conclusion to my first book of poems which concentrated on the difficult struggles in my life. This journey has given me a higher level of faith, love and the importance of community.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 27, 2013
    ISBN9781479798438
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