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The House That Made Me: Writers Reflect on the Places and People that Defined Them
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The House That Made Me: Writers Reflect on the Places and People that Defined Them

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* Sales of the book will benefit an international charity relevant to the book’s theme, and this will be emphasized in the book’s promotion.

* Each author in the book possesses an enthusiastic audience eager for more of his or her work.

* The concept of home evokes powerful images, stirs latent memories, ignites feelings of joy and sorrow. It speaks to everyone. In this age of self-discovery The House That Made Me will speak to anyone who has looked back at the places and people that influenced them.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
SparkPress
Country
United States
Date
19 July 2016
Pages
184
ISBN
9781940716312

* Sales of the book will benefit an international charity relevant to the book’s theme, and this will be emphasized in the book’s promotion.

* Each author in the book possesses an enthusiastic audience eager for more of his or her work.

* The concept of home evokes powerful images, stirs latent memories, ignites feelings of joy and sorrow. It speaks to everyone. In this age of self-discovery The House That Made Me will speak to anyone who has looked back at the places and people that influenced them.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
SparkPress
Country
United States
Date
19 July 2016
Pages
184
ISBN
9781940716312