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    CUPID - Written in Letter C - A Gift of Genius: 5 Star Reviews: The Awesome Art of Alliteration Using One Letter of the Alphabet
    CUPID - Written in Letter C - A Gift of Genius: 5 Star Reviews: The Awesome Art of Alliteration Using One Letter of the Alphabet
    CUPID - Written in Letter C - A Gift of Genius: 5 Star Reviews: The Awesome Art of Alliteration Using One Letter of the Alphabet
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    CUPID - Written in Letter C - A Gift of Genius: 5 Star Reviews: The Awesome Art of Alliteration Using One Letter of the Alphabet

    By Sharon Esther Lampert

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    SEE THE WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF A CREATIVE GENIUS

    SHARON ESTHER LAMPERT

    Prodigy, Prophet, Poet, Philosopher, Poet, Paladin of Education, Peacemaker, and Princess


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPalm Beach Book Publisher
    Release dateMay 30, 2022
    ISBN9781885872579
    CUPID - Written in Letter C - A Gift of Genius: 5 Star Reviews: The Awesome Art of Alliteration Using One Letter of the Alphabet
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    Sharon Esther Lampert

    Sharon Esther Lampert has the #1 Poetry Website for Student Projects and Teacher Lesson Plans. NYC Mayor Edward Koch presented Sharon with the "100 Year Scholarship Award." NYU honored Sharon with a "Multi-Interdisciplinary Award." A secondary honor, Sharon Esther Lampert represented her class at her NYU Gallatin graduation. Sharon earned 3 NYU degrees. Sharon won an "Empire State Math and Science Scholarship Award." Sharon co-authored a scientific paper at Rockefeller University. Sharon won an "Aish Hatorah Jerusalem Fellowship Award." Sharonwon First Prize at the Upper East Side newspaper writing contest, NYC. Sharon won First Prize at the WAVE newspaper art contest. Her poetry has been published in thousands of online national and international poetry journals. On a global scale, Sharon Esther Lampert's poetry is used by students for their school projects. Teachers use Sharon Esther Lampert's poetry for their lesson plans. Sharon Esther Lampert's magnificent literary contributions to humanity encompass poetry, philosophy, prophecy, and education. Sharon Esther Lampert is also world famous for her ability to conceptualize philosophical ideas using one letter of the alphabet: THE AWESOME ART OF ALLITERATION USING ONE LETTER OF THE ALPHABET. In education, Sharon Esther Lampert pioneered the SMARTGRADES success strategy study skills. Her book, "The Silent Crisis Destroying America's Brightest Minds" was chosen as BOOK OF THE MONTH" by the Alma Public Library in Wisconsin If you are a seeker of truth and wisdom, Sharon Esther Lampert's books are packed to the brim with light. Expand your consciousness to a new dimension of spiritual transcendence.

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