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    A Firm Tree Does Not Fear the Storm
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    A Firm Tree Does Not Fear the Storm

    By Jennifer Morris

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    For as long as she can remember, all Beth ever wanted was to be a mom. When she finds herself an empty nester, she struggles to figure out what now?
    She reconnects with her long lost childhood friend Amber. As Beth uncovers the secrets from Amber's past,she is thrust into a world foreign of her own.
    As she embarks on a journey to discover what her Chapter Three will include. She will lean on her loving husband and family. All the while, allowing her grammy's wisdom to guide her.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 3, 2018
    ISBN9781387589012
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    A Firm Tree Does Not Fear the Storm
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    Jennifer Morris

    Jennifer Morris is the illustrator of It's Halloween Night, May I Please Have a Cookie?, and If a Monkey Jumps Onto Your School Bus. She lives in Lunenburg, Massachusetts. Her website is www.jemorris.com.

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