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Each brushstroke echoes the harmony of love and war, intertwining to create a poignant narrative of female empowerment. Hechas a mano con amor por madres artesanas que trabajan desde casa, las piezas de joyería Cape Diablo son conocidas por su artesanía de alta calidad y materiales únicos obtenidos cuidadosamente de todo el mundo. Welcome to our gallery, where art transcends boundaries and emotions take form. Behold the mesmerizing 40x50. Aprende más Model is 5'8 and wearing size S. Feel: Silky-soft fabric - sourced for it’s excellent quality and luxurious feel. Love Warrior is a gorgeous and inspiring tale of how we are born to be warriors: strong, powerful, and brave; able to confront the pain and claim the love that exists for us all.
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Wendy V
Wonderful book. I love this book and have been marking the pages which speak to me, which are many! !
Kelly Graham
I just read my life story! Love that message! I haven't done that in years.
Vanessa
I'm typically asleep by 10/1030pm but I couldn't put it down. Her story is a masterpiece of a beautiful life unfolding; the more she accepts and embraces honest truth, she shows us how our lives and emotions, finding our foundation in our connection to a higher source and one who really loves us. But most often, the listener makes the pain harder for me by trying to make it easier for her.
UMich Mom
What else I love: Glennon lives in Florida, we are both readers and writers, we both have young kids; I know that somehow, some time, our paths will cross. Mind you I have never read a book that fast in my life! This is the most touching, beautifully written memoir. That is exactly why I retreated to my cave during my trauma, and it’s why I would do it again, with the exception of the support community I’ve found.
Laurie Prim
Love ourselves, love each other. I’m looking forward to that. I can’t describe the ferocity of the fear and rage inside me with words tame enough for the light of day. I preordered on Amazon back in March.
Rhonda Thornton
Made it pretty inconvenient to read . (And forget the religion, I don’t have that at all. But I can see myself re-reading parts of this one again, such as trying to reconcile the different ways a husband and wife want to know and be known, and how demolishing it can feel to attempt to share trauma.
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