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    Wood Winds
    Wood Winds
    Wood Winds
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    Wood Winds

    By Therese Haberman

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    A short book of poems to read for physical relaxation and mental stimulation. Wood Winds, Poetry for Modern Life, is for lovers, nature lovers and people who love the beauty of the written word.

    Wood Winds is a collection of short poems readers will come back to read again and again to invoke reminiscence of past loves, glorious times in life and the beauty of the human experience.

    Wood Winds will capture the reader and never let go.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTherese Haberman
    Release dateAug 25, 2011
    ISBN9781466123434
    Wood Winds
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    Therese Haberman

    Ms. Therese had been a Human Resources Director for more than 25 years with large firms, including Exxon Mobil and Black & Decker Corporations, before embarking on a writing career. As a Freelance Writer on assignment for Suite 101, Demand Media Studios and Examiner.com, she is the feature writer on Suite 101 for "Parenting a Gifted Child". She has published more than 300 business, parenting, humor and travel articles. She also wrote for NHRA, in the BostonWorks magazine of the Boston Globe and is an Award Winning Poet published in many journals including the Connecticut River Review, Poeticas, and Nobel House anthologies (London). She serves as an active member of International Women’s Writing Guild, White Oak Women’s Writing Guild and is a founding member of Woodbury Tales Writers. Her educational accomplishments include an M.S. degree in HR Management, summa cum laude from Columbia Southern University and B.A. in Psychology, magna cum laude from Salem State University. Her tag line is "Ms. Therese Solves All Your Mysteries."

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      Wood Winds - Therese Haberman

      WOOD WINDS ~ POETRY FOR MODERN LIFE

      By

      Ms. Therese Haberman

      Ms. Therese solves all your Mysteries

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      Copyright © 2011 by Ms. Therese Haberman

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