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All Round the Year

E. Nesbit, Caris Brooke

Maison d'édition: Good Press

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In 'All Round the Year', Caris Brooke and E. Nesbit capture the beauty and wonder of nature's changing seasons through a collection of enchanting poems. From the first buds of spring to the cozy comforts of winter, readers will delight in the vivid imagery and lyrical language that brings each season to life. Here's an excerpt from 'March Violets', one of the first poems in the book: "This busy, dusty wind that blows / Along the cruel streets / Right to the heart of violets goes / And robs them of their sweets."
Disponible depuis: 26/11/2019.
Longueur d'impression: 1590 pages.

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