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    Ebook109 pages27 minutes

    Poetry Plaground

    By JAnn Bowers

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    About this ebook

    Enjoy this short book of poems about the poet's children and her love for nature and family, JAnn writes in different sections throughout the book with each section devoted to a part of her and her life as a mum. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJAnn Bowers
    Release dateJan 24, 2019
    ISBN9781386439318
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    Poetry Plaground
    Author

    JAnn Bowers

    + JAnn is an award-winning poet, essayist and an author of memoirs. She has written poetry for all ages.  Her poetry pertains mostly to love, spiritual, inspirational and life issues. She is in the process of writing her next poetry book and her memoir. She has experience in academic writing on all subjects which earn her great respect among her colleagues and professors.   + JAnn is a member of Double Decker Books where her books have been promoted successfully in the past by KayCee K. JAnn was voted poet of the year for 2015 & 2016 by Double Decker Books. JAnn has self-published several poetry books in her past that are now out of publications. Anyone who wishes to read her past work must contact her directly via Social Media. + JAnn is a strong supporter and advocate in her spare time for Autism Awareness for her disabled son. She is a lover of the 80’s music scene and spends her time listening to random songs from her childhood while she writes. She is also a yogi. She finds comfort in meditating to release the anxiety and daily stressors. She is a major coffee drinker and she believes the power of her pen and paper should not be tampered with.

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