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Bitter Sweet Voices - A Symphony of Echoes and Emotions - cover

Bitter Sweet Voices - A Symphony of Echoes and Emotions

Simran Johal (PCS)

Publisher: Libresco Feeds Pvt Ltd

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"Life is a symphony of emotions- Some whispered, some unspoken, yet all deeply felt. Bitter Sweet voices is a poetic journey through the vast spectrum of human experiences, weaving together, themes of love, resilience, trust, solitude, and self-discovery.With versus that resonate with the soul, this book is an invitation to pause, reflect, and embrace the beauty of both the bitter and the sweet - because within every experience lies, voice, waiting to be heard."
Available since: 05/26/2025.
Print length: 48 pages.

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