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    Everest and the Moon
    Everest and the Moon
    Everest and the Moon
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    Everest and the Moon

    By Alexandra M. Adams

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    It’s fun when the sun is out, but the moon rises at night and brings with it lovely, quiet adventures and reminders of our parents’ love.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchway Publishing
    Release dateAug 9, 2022
    ISBN9781665720267
    Everest and the Moon
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    Alexandra M. Adams

    Alexandra was born and raised in Georgia. After playing collegiate soccer and earning a degree in Media Arts & Animation, she graduated from the Art Institute of Atlanta. She went on to become a freelance graphic designer, and married her husband Steve, who was in sales. They joined forces and co-founded SquidPixels, a graphic design and printing company. Along the way, Alexandra became a mother of 3, and has now realized one of her dreams by writing her first children’s book, inspired by her kids.

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