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Open Your Eyes
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Open Your Eyes

Katherine Anne Welfley
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Open Your Eyes is a collection of 40 poems from poet, author and 13-year old Katherine Welfley. Welfley writes with an impressionable optimism and whimsy counterbalanced with the realities of life as she takes readers on a journey through the mind, heart and spirit of a pre-teen.

Stand next to The Mighty Oak Hear the Internal Thoughts of a Scarecrow Take A Journey through Space Experience the preposterousness of Snow in July Long for a friend who has moved away in Shiny Penny

Through Open Your Eyes we see ourselves and connect with the world around us.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mark M. Welfley
Date
11 January 2024
Pages
88
ISBN
9798218233051

Open Your Eyes is a collection of 40 poems from poet, author and 13-year old Katherine Welfley. Welfley writes with an impressionable optimism and whimsy counterbalanced with the realities of life as she takes readers on a journey through the mind, heart and spirit of a pre-teen.

Stand next to The Mighty Oak Hear the Internal Thoughts of a Scarecrow Take A Journey through Space Experience the preposterousness of Snow in July Long for a friend who has moved away in Shiny Penny

Through Open Your Eyes we see ourselves and connect with the world around us.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mark M. Welfley
Date
11 January 2024
Pages
88
ISBN
9798218233051

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