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  The Complete Poetry of Norman A.J. Berisford

  by MJV Literary

  The Complete Poetry of Norman AJ Berisford is the much anticipated release of the poet’s work. His whimsical and often sublime writing explores the compelling themes of nature, age, love and loss and promises to capture the hearts and minds of its readers.

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  Limerick Comics

  by Robert Hoyman

  Limerick Comics offers lighthearted original limericks on a wide range of history and science topics, each with an informational panel of surprising facts, all presented in entertaining comics. Middle-grade readers age 8 and up are invited to linger on each page to enjoy the humor, ponder inferences, and view the evocative details of each illustrated panel.
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  JELLYBEANS

  by Kiersten Hall

  Thirty-five jellybeans have come together to share a sweet and thoughtful poem promoting kindness and inclusivity with children, 0 to 6 years. Join in their adventure as they discover their unique qualities while realizing they are all, ultimately, the same. The JELLYBEANS book is sure to be a favorite among children and their family members.
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  2:59 a.m.

  by Dyllan Mykel

  "Even at night, flowers still bloom and in this darkness, so will you." 2:59 a.m. is Dyllan Mykel's debut collection of prose and poetry that touches on themes of heartbreak, love, and the sadness that we carry within. Each piece was carefully selected and compiled to offer comfort and solace throughout our sleepless nights. This collection reminds us that we are not alone in our struggles and that there is a hope that even in the darkness, we might still able... more

• A Bush of voices

  by Emmanuel Kane

  Using themes such as the Chameleon, Dawn Of His Dream,, the College Graduate, Conscience, Dumbs Day, and Easter Songs the poet leads us through a world of turbulence and points to glimmers of hope on the horizon
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  I Saw a Starburst to Flames

  by J.R. LaMar

  With over 100 poems about everything from flapping ears to dancing pizzas, J.R. LaMar's, I Saw a Starburst to Flames will take you on an out-of-this-world reading adventure. With instant classics like "My Father Is the President," "I Am a Young Ventriloquist," and "My Eyes Popped out of My Head" to funny re-imaginings such as "The Tortoise and The Hare," this collection of loony works will leave you wishing there were more.
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  Pink Grapefruit

  by Ry Reed

  Ry Reed’s PINK GRAPEFRUIT is her first of many poetry books referencing her life. Powerful, endearing, facing the woman in the mirror, and her broken heart, PINK GRAPEFRUIT takes you on a journey divided between four seasons in her life where love, loss, heartbreak, and recovery are at the root of her poems. Her take on how to move forward are very real and empowering for women still in toxic relationships or survivors. The last half of PINK GRAPEFRUIT has been split into a short story about ... more
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  Meet the Jolly Jangles

  by Marilyn Cook

  ‘Meet the Jolly Jangles’ is the first in a series of
books that introduces children to the world of
make believe and rhyme.
Each teddy has a question to ask to encourage
children to participate in their story.
Each teddy also has a magic power that
encourages the child’s imagination, improves their
visualisation, and promotes natural sleep.
This is the perfect book for
sharing together and teaches the
child that no matter how different we
all are we can still be friends.

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  I Want an Ostrich

  by Sonya Annita Song

  Move over, Rover. It's time to let the ostrich shine. Who needs a dog? - let alone a kangaroo - when an ostrich can be your new best friend? With ticklish rhymes and illustrations that make you giggle, by the end of this book, you'll want an ostrich too! "I Want an Ostrich" is a charming picture book about a boy wanting an ostrich narrated in fun rhyming verses with eye-catching illustrations. The author collaborated closely with the illustrator to elevate simple rhymes into engaging scenes d... more
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  Not Gonna Write Poems

  by Michael A. Lee

  NOT GONNA WRITE POEMS: A poetry book for all the non- poets is an entertaining book of poems and sketches meant to be enjoyed by adults and children of all ages. The book is a collection of funny and enjoyable poems with drawings which highlight the poems. Sit back and have a good laugh reading NOT GONNA WRITE POEMS with your family and friends.
• Pakiza (Hindi Edition)

  by AAKIL AHMED SAIFI

  Jalna jiHs kKhs kGsj djjsve
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  978-1793067494

  by Halle Amor Moore

  This is a compilation of poems about love, fear, sadness, death, feminism, education, politics, and spirituality.
• Lisa's Pieces

  by lisa johnson

  CURRENT EVENTS , BIRTHDAYS , HISTORY , THE WORLD AS I CAN'T SEE IT ( 98% VISUALLY IMPAIRED ),LOSING THE BIGGEST FIGHT I'VE FOUGHT 3 TIMES. 49 YEARS OLD , AND I'M WITHERING. I AM THE ABSOLUTE VISION OF ONE OF THOSE PHENOMENAL WOMEN, I HAVE BEEN READING AND WRITING SINCE THE AGE OF FOUR. I AM BLACK. I AM A WOMAN. I AM GAY. I AM DYING. I HAVE TWO CHILDREN ( GROWNW\THIER OWN FAMILIES ). I HAVE BEEN WITH MY 65 YEAR OLD CAUCASIAN WIFE FOR THIRTEEN YEARS. SHE TAKE OF ME AS WELL AS STILL FOR THE SAME C... more
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  The King of FU

  by Benjamin Davis

  The King of FU is a magically realistic poetic memoir about growing up in America in the nineties on the cusp of the age of the internet. It is a voyage that navigates through family tribalism, supervisors, white-gloved Sheriffs, bullies, sex, suicide, dead prisoners, drugs, porn, middle school, and Jesus; all in search of answering one of life’s greatest mysteries: what is the point of adults?
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  I Saw a Starburst to Flames

  by J.R. LaMar

  With nearly 150 poems about everything from flapping ears to dancing pizzas, J.R. LaMar’s, I Saw a Starburst to Flames will take you on an out-of-this-world reading adventure. With instant classics like “My Father Is the President,” “I Am a Young Ventriloquist,” and “My Eyes Popped out of My Head” to funny re-imaginings such as “The Tortoise and The Hare,” this collection of loony works will leave you wishing there were more.
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  Vanishing Depth

  by Laykin Waters

  When all else vanishes, fill the depth with light. There are times when life overwhelms us into silence. Words fill our heads but die on our lips. May those who read these poems find some measure of comfort. We're never alone. God is always there. Powerful words and imagery tell the story of finding hope and rising up from dark places. An illustrated poetry book for young adults.