Dancing To Freedom

Dancing To Freedom
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Download or read book Dancing To Freedom written by Sondra Roberts-Stott and published by Sondra Roberts-Stott. This book was released on with total page 195 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Several authors share their stories and experiences during their lifetime. Short stories, and Poetry, some fiction, some reality, all authors have contributed one or more pieces of writing compiled in this book Summer, book two of four. Thank you for reading our Anthologies of Life Seasons. Summer of Freedom [from Covid19] In this book called "Summer," which is the second of four anthologies, several authors have shared their experiences and stories. These include short stories, poetry, and both fictional and non-fictional pieces. We would like to express our gratitude for reading our Anthologies of Life Seasons, which feature the works of a variety of authors. This particular collection, "Summer of Freedom [from Covid-19]," is especially relevant given the current global situation.


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