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    All the Things That Change Us
    All the Things That Change Us
    All the Things That Change Us
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    All the Things That Change Us

    By M. Maya

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    All the Things That Change Us takes the readers in a beautiful journey of change while navigating love, grief, disappointment, and hope. It talks about all the challenges and difficulties we face while trying to navigate life and how we overcome those challenges. This book sends a very powerful message, there are experiences that change us, and that change is necessary.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateAug 31, 2023
    ISBN9789948787372
    All the Things That Change Us
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    M. Maya

    The author has always had a passion for writing. In the last years of high school, M. Maya signed to creative writing classes and won the annual poetry contest. Although her career took a different path, focusing on travelling and hospitality, she has always found time for “playing with words” as she likes to describe it. In recent years M. Maya completed the diploma online “Freelance and Travel Writing” by the London School of Journalism and started freelancing for online publications. Having found her voice back as a writer, the author gained the confidence to start writing poetry again, this time in a foreign language.

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