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    Why Does Rooster Crow?: A Book of Children Poems
    Why Does Rooster Crow?: A Book of Children Poems
    Why Does Rooster Crow?: A Book of Children Poems
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    Why Does Rooster Crow?: A Book of Children Poems

    By Maria T. Trainer

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    For hundred of years poetry has been a vivid form of written expression. What a delight writing poetry for children. Writing poems for kids is one of her most rewarding experiences. Kids read, shant, and write poems in the daily basis. Poets write with exciting pleasure. Poetry inspires and motivates young writers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateDec 22, 2021
    ISBN9781663232977
    Why Does Rooster Crow?: A Book of Children Poems
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    Maria T. Trainer

    Maria T. Trainer is widely recognized for her poetic accomplishments in the world of published poets in America as well as Europe. She has a special talent and keep her young audiences entertained and interested. Her name has appeared in one of the most exclusives anthologies by the International Library of Poetry. She got several choice awards for her outstanding achievement in poetry. Also, Noble House has featured her poetry worldwide. Including in his book she presents her beautiful illustrations. Mrs. Trainer was born in Mexico and graduated from Greg Academy as a bilingual Secretary and an Accountant. She moved to California and continued her education in Secretarial Sciences. She has worked for the San Bernardino School District for thirty years. She loves motivating kids. She loves music, art, and nature.

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