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Beneath the Blossom

Edith Wangare Njage

Maison d'édition: Publishdrive

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Beneath the Blossom is a poetic and soul-bearing journey through grief, healing, love, and becoming. In this lyrical debut by Edith Wangare Njage, readers are gently guided through the raw, sacred terrain of heartbreak and hope—told in verse, prose, and prayer.
 
Blending the spiritual with the deeply personal, the book explores what it means to fall apart—and find beauty in the rebuilding. Through ancestral whispers, buried memories, soft confessions, and the quiet strength of bloom-after-storm, Beneath the Blossom is a companion for anyone who has wrestled with silence, loss, or identity.
 
For fans of Rupi Kaur, Morgan Harper Nichols, and those seeking light after darkness, this book offers not answers—but presence. It is a mirror, a salve, and a call to stay.
 
Because some blossoms bloom in sunlight. But the most resilient ones bloom in the dark.
Disponible depuis: 17/06/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 97 pages.

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