Becoming: My Personal Memoirs Containing some of Lacresha Hayes' most popular prose, Becoming is sure to give readers hours of pleasure and become a frequent nightstand companion.Becoming is all about living, loving, regretting, learning and growing. The poetry is hear
| TITLE | : | Becoming: My Personal Memoirs |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.74 (505 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0979815436 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 152 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2007-11-10 |
| GENRE | : |
Becoming is all about living, loving, regretting, learning and growing. The poetry is heartfelt, tear-jerking, and thought-provoking! This book is for any poetry lover and anyone who seeks the words to express the emotional undercurrents of life. Containing some of Lacresha Hayes' most popular prose, Becoming is sure to give readers hours of pleasure and become a frequent nightstand companion.
Editorial : About the Author Lacresha N. Hayes is the author of more than 20 titles, writes under two pen names, and operates two publishing imprints. Her success in the literary field is extensive with more than 200 articles being in print in various e-zines, magazines, websites and newsletters.
This is a wonderful compilation. While still discussing nature, she shifts away from ice to the topic of butterflies, well, the topic of rising temperatures causing the migration ranges of animals to broaden. I bought "Living For Jesus When the Party's Over."
This book is so interesting and full of information that I couldn't stop reading it. Read this. Stockholder offers a method of wandering that is outside of the normal experience; by changing the view she offers the viewer the opportunity to step outside of the accepted mode of existing and perhaps, for a moment at least, understand that the modern view has not always been in vogue.
Another facet of Stockholder's art addresses underlying social-economic aspects of our modern existence. It also is not the sole resource for establishing competence or a `how to' book to be blindly followed.What this book is: A well-written, p
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