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Beauty Beyond (Poetry Collection)

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Written in the most simplistic of words. “Beauty Beyond“ is a collection of beautiful poems aiming to introduce children to “Poetry” as a form of self-expression. The book teaches children to have a profound appreciation for life. The beautiful moments God allows them to have, honor and treasure.

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Written in the most simplistic of words. “Beauty Beyond“ is a collection of beautiful poems aiming to introduce children to “Poetry” as a form of self-expression. The book teaches children to have a profound appreciation for life. The beautiful moments God allows them to have, honor and treasure.
The book is accompanied with drawings to inspire children’s imagination and creativity to soar with practical experimentations with coloring mediums to compliment the messages carried within the remarkable drawings.

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Subila Serah Norah

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Nalondebwa Mosses

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