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Collection of Encouragement

Helen Steiner Rice

Maison d'édition: Barbour Books

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Favored poet Helen Steiner Rices beautiful verse has been treasured for decades. Her work continues to encourage readers as they experience the uplifting encouragement in Barbour's newest 160-page Value Book! Readers will be inspired to share Helen Steiner Rices beloved verse again and again with A Collection of Encouragement. Poems like &quote;You are Never Alone&quote; and &quote;The Hand of God is Everywhere&quote; will refresh and inspire your heart.
Disponible depuis: 01/05/2013.

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