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    As We Are
    As We Are
    As We Are
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    As We Are

    By Nancie Rees

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    It relates to everyday life. Based on things that have happened and everydayness of what we do or achieve.

    At this present time, I am studying a foundation degree in contemporary art and professional studies. It gives me much understanding of the world around us, and I believe that it is another way to reach out to people to say that we care and we do hear you.

    The book is based on my own feelings, faith, and imagination of how I see the world and how I would like to view it. It is through my experiences in life that I have been able to produce it into word.

    Listening to other peoples views and having an understanding encouraged me toward having my book published.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateFeb 20, 2015
    ISBN9781504935876
    As We Are
    Author

    Nancie Rees

    It relates to everyday life. Based on things that have happened and everydayness of what we do or achieve. At this present time, I am studying a foundation degree in contemporary art and professional studies. It gives me much understanding of the world around us, and I believe that it is another way to reach out to people to say that we care and we do hear you.

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