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    Traveling through Christmas
    Traveling through Christmas
    Traveling through Christmas
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    Traveling through Christmas

    By EA Young

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    Lost in the world of books, a reader's eyes and imagination lead them through the journeys of Christmas

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEA Young
    Release dateDec 18, 2022
    ISBN9780463341728
    Traveling through Christmas
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    EA Young

    I graduated from Hollins University, VA with a Bachelor’s Degree in Studio Art, concentrating on Illustration, Animation, and Landscaping after graduating from CUNY with an Associate's Degree in Liberal Arts. Throughout it all, I have spent over 40 years on independent writing keeping 7 journals—3 illustrated, 4 written, and a separate journal for collecting dreams which I later turn into stories. In December of 2000, I completed my third-level personal writing course with The Institute of Children’s Literature, learning how to dig words out of my mind in a more constructive way.

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