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Never Forget Your First Love

Richard Stamper
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Pages
131
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
GoToPublish

About

This book shows the poetic journey and testament of overcoming many struggles which all humans have. The passion for writing
the book was fueled by how we strive in our daily walk to serve God, from whence all his blessings flow. The testimonies within these vibrant verses represent all the miracles witnessed by the author, from watching his parents serve God, work hard and provide for their family. This book shows how grateful the author is for all the abundant blessings that they've done for him.

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