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    Rhythmic Hues
    Rhythmic Hues
    Rhythmic Hues
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    Rhythmic Hues

    By Claudette Thomas

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    Rhythmic Hues is my maiden voyage into the world of writing
    and becoming an author. This book is an inspiration and beyond
    the shadow of a doubt you will fi nd this journey an exhilarating
    one.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateSep 30, 2013
    ISBN9781483676296
    Rhythmic Hues
    Author

    Claudette Thomas

    Born in the beautiful tropical Island of Trinidad and Tobago and the fi rst of fi ve siblings, I often spent my past time writing poetry and short stories. When I wasn’t cultivating my favorite fruits and vegetables in my father’s garden or discovering the world of literature I engaged in artistically expressing myself through writing.

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