Fangs In the Darkness (Rise Of The Animaloids Book 1)
“Fangs.” Right.
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Fangs In the Darkness (Rise Of The Animaloids Book 1)
“Fangs.” Right.
| Should this cover be in the Lousies? |
Hidden Planet (Angry Galaxy Book 1)
But the amateur Photoshop skills are there for all to see.
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I am a direct descendant of the famous Phineas Taylor Barnum, aka P. T. Barnum, the Greatest Showman on Earth. The reaction of people that have heard or read this poetry is mind-blowing, to say the least. It has been compared to Shakespeare numerous times, which is a huge compliment. It is suggested that everyone, everywhere, should own a copy of this book from literary and English educators as well as high school and college students and anyone who loves to read.
Some poems may make you profoundly think, while others may make you sad, some may make you laugh, and some are faith-based. The hope is that every poem you read will inspire and feed your imagination and leave you wanting to read more. Buckle up and get ready for a wild adventure coming. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if just the first poem in the book is turned into a huge Hollywood movie!
Even given the strong possibility that this Barnum descendant is pulling our legs, this is horrifying.
Tiny type calling it “a rare thriller” is insufficient.
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Growing Only Dandelions” is an inspirational story of a woman who has a near-death experience that propels her on a spiritual and emotional journey. This unconventional supernatural manuscript dares the reader to consider the possibility of a present and loving God through a narrative that triggers one’s imagination to question every action and inaction.
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It’s a “supernatural manuscript?” Huh?