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    Lonely Old Moon
    Lonely Old Moon
    Lonely Old Moon
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    Lonely Old Moon

    By Vittoria T. Berardi

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    Inside you will see that its about short Stories and Poems. Nonfiction with a little bit of my life in each story or poem. They explain how I feel emotions in my everyday life. Some Poems I went out of my head, hence nonfiction.

    I included a little humor of how I saw my pets and how I dealt with life. My mother was a big inspiration for my short stories.

    I do hope you enjoy my Little book. Happy Reading.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateAug 22, 2018
    ISBN9781532056109
    Lonely Old Moon
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    Vittoria T. Berardi

    Vittoria Berardi, currently a PT Labor worker, has a Childrens Writing Certificate from the Institute Of Children Literature. Poetry published in the Blush Of The Morning received a poetry certificate in 2000 from the International Poetry Society. Currently working on Short stories or Poems for new Novel. Enjoys Reading and playing with pets. Loves to travel and meet new people. Loves anything on Elvis Presley. Currently living in a Suburb of Chicago, IL. USA.

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