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    Grey Today...But That's Okay: Poems
    Grey Today...But That's Okay: Poems
    Grey Today...But That's Okay: Poems
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    Grey Today...But That's Okay: Poems

    By Stacie Morrell

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    A poetry collection traversing the grey areas between fact, faith and fantasy that weave through everyone's life.

    Three sections explore the Facts of life (marriage, parenting, friendship, loss, etc.) Feelings and Faith (depression and anxiety, faith, God, etc.), and Fantasy (fairy tales and their relationship with faith and life.)

    Illustrated with photographs by the author and original art.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacie Morrell
    Release dateJul 4, 2017
    ISBN9781370646159
    Grey Today...But That's Okay: Poems
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    Stacie Morrell

    Stacie is a compulsive reader and loves picture books to horror and everything in between. She remembers the joy of having $5 for the Scholastic book fair day and wants everyone to feel that way. Especially about books. 

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