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    The Big Book of Haikus: Haiku Collection, #5
    The Big Book of Haikus: Haiku Collection, #5
    The Big Book of Haikus: Haiku Collection, #5
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    The Big Book of Haikus: Haiku Collection, #5

    By Jessica Rivers

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    Haikus are one of my favorite forms of poetry. I've combined a bunch that I have written over the years into a book. Please enjoy over 100 haikus!The Big Book of Haikus


    This is the fifth book in the series and one of the best as well. Some of the haikus in this book are amazing. I hope you enjoy them very much so.
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessica Rivers
    Release dateJan 18, 2018
    ISBN9781386456278
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