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    Forever, It’s We
    Forever, It’s We
    Forever, It’s We
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    Forever, It’s We

    By Amanda McDowell

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    IT’S MOM AND ME.

    ALL DAY, IT’S WE.

    TOGETHER WE PLAY,

    TOGETHER WE LAUGH.

    Forever, It’s We explores the relationship between a son and mother. Encouraging self expression, healthy emotional development, and imagination play through daily activities like dancing, cooking, and much more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateNov 8, 2022
    ISBN9781664263406
    Forever, It’s We
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    Amanda McDowell

    Amanda McDowell is a mother to a little boy, a writer of all kinds, and a coffee connoisseur. Born and raised just north of the coffee capital — Seattle, Washington. She now calls Music City — Nashville, Tennessee her home. Her first published book having been inspired by her son. A wonderfully illustrated, whimsical, children’s picture book. As we all know much has changed around the world in the last couple years. And so, much has changed for her, and her little family as well. Stay tuned, as there’s more on the horizon for this little family living in Music City…

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