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    Inspirations, Reflections and Love: A Poetic Celebration of Life by One Whose Heart God Has Touched
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    Inspirations, Reflections and Love: A Poetic Celebration of Life by One Whose Heart God Has Touched

    Written by Grammy Esther

    Narrated by Melissa Madole

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    About this audiobook

    A gentle rainstorm. Sleepy flowers waking after a long winter. The sound of grandchildren laughing on a sunny afternoon. The little things we so often overlook can remind even the most forlorn that God makes all things perfect in His time. Look through the loving eyes of a mother and a grandmother, a woman of strength and of God, and see the love of the Lord shining through.

    Inspirations, Reflections and Love, by Grammy Esther, is a rare and beautiful combination of poetry that captures all emotions, from sadness to happiness, from fear to strength and love. With each poem, readers will be reminded of God's blessings, which can be found in the little things of life, and will find inspiration for life's unexpected twists and turns.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateJan 1, 2008
    ISBN9781604623369
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    Inspirations, Reflections and Love: A Poetic Celebration of Life by One Whose Heart God Has Touched

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