Sending You My Love: Little Thoughts on Life and Love
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (569 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692349413 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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Donna horselady said Poetry book of loving life's special moments!. I have enjoyed reading and rereading, Sending You My Love. ElizaBeth Coira has displayed so many beautiful thoughts and love in her book. Congratulations to her! A beautiful poetry book! I'm looking forward to her next book!. Five Stars Amazing and thoughtful I love it!. "Loved it!" according to Paul in San Antonio. A very uplifting work! Loved it! CC
She whimsically suggests that we each have the super power of Choice… How we each choose to live, see, exist, and ultimately Be. In her debut book of uplifting poetry and photography, writer ElizaBeth Coira invites us to consider life, purpose, and the simple idea of Love as our ever-present guide. This little book makes the perfect gift, whenever you’d like to share some Love! Whether for a parent, spouse, sibling, friend, neighbor, co-worker, or even for yourself; it is that inspirational greeting card or hug you’d love to send!
in International Relations from American University in Washington, DC. She’s worked for diverse organizations like the United Nations, US government agencies, and various grass-roots non-profit entities. About the Author ElizaBeth Coira is an American writer, poet, sojourner, artist, and consultant. Originally from San Antonio, Texas; currently residing in Stuttgart, Germany; she wanders all over the world on a mission -- to learn from the people, places, and landscapes that grace our great planet. She holds both a B.A. To find out more, visit: ElizaBethCoira // HomeGrownSojourner . and M.A. Her work frequently addresses themes of identity, change, health, spirituality, love, feminism, environmental sustainability, social responsibility, travel, and journeys
and M.A. ElizaBeth Coira is an American writer, poet, sojourner, artist, and consultant. She holds both a B.A. Her work frequently addresses themes of identity, change, health, spirituality, love, feminism, environmental sustainability, social responsibility, travel, and journeys. She’s worked for diverse organizations like the United Nations, US government agencies, and var