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Every Woman Wears a Crown - Verses of strength grace and resilience - cover

Every Woman Wears a Crown - Verses of strength grace and resilience

Wg Cdr Charu Sharma (Retd)

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Sinopsis

Every Woman Wears a Crown is a soul-stirring collection of poems that celebrates the beauty, strength and complexity of womanhood. Woven with raw emotion and tender reflections, this anthology speaks to the heart of every woman who has ever doubted her worth and found it again in the quiet power within. This book is not just poetry, but a journey of reclaiming identity, power and purpose.
Disponible desde: 10/05/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 44 páginas.

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