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Best In Bat Nation

Jennifer Jenikz Rego

Publisher: Conscious Vibration Alliance

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Summary

An inspiring short story in poetic rhyme that reminds us of what really matters in life & what truly defines personal excellence.  These pages are meant to inspire your heart, mind and creativity with intentional blank space for you to illustrate the visuals you imagine.  This book is also a humanitarian effort inviting readers to participate in a collective experience globally online. A portion of proceeds are donated to stroke research, rated E for Everyone.
Available since: 02/14/2017.

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