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April is Poetry Month and I would like to share with you one of my poems. I hope that you like it.
Wishing? No more. Dreaming? I cease. time has passed, leaving marks. However, in this world, all tread with bruises and pain. Oh, so great deception. - I dream, ponder, and pray. For a place where people cease fighting and instead, listen, but time marches on, and we keep pushing one another. I stop dreaming, Yet I hope that one day, just one day, we may begin again. " Emma Ugarelli #poetry #reading #books #library#thewritersheaven #thewriters_heaven
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Celebrating the birthday of Gabriel García Márquez, a renowned Colombian writer. The quote emphasizes the importance of perception and memory in shaping our experiences. It suggests that our interpretation and recollection of events are what truly define their significance, rather than the events themselves. A great quote from this great writer. #quotes #writersquotes #reading #books #bookstagram
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These are just a few key aspects of Ramadan, and there is much more depth and significance to this holy month in the Islamic calendar. It's important for everyone to understand and respect the observance of Ramadan for Muslims worldwide. #Ramadan #learning #kidslearning #childrenactivities
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Springtime is almost here and we have selected some book's titles for your little ones.
It's Spring" by Linda Glaser: A delightful exploration of the wonders of springtime, this book likely captures the excitement of nature awakening from its winter slumber, with beautiful illustrations and simple yet engaging text perfect for young readers. "Planting a Rainbow" by Lois Ehlert: Through vibrant illustrations and a charming storyline, this book likely follows the journey of planting and nurturing a rainbow of flowers, offering children a colorful introduction to gardening and the joys of watching seeds bloom into blossoms. "Mouse Loves Spring" (Author not specified): This book probably follows a lovable mouse as it experiences the delights of spring, encouraging young readers to join in the mouse's adventures and discover the wonders of the season alongside the adorable protagonist. "Little Blue Truck's Springtime" by Alice Schertle: Featuring the beloved character Little Blue Truck, this book likely takes readers on a springtime journey filled with farm animals, new beginnings, and heartwarming lessons about friendship and community, all wrapped up in the signature rhyming style of the series. "And Then It's Spring" by Julie Fogliano: Through poetic language and enchanting illustrations, this book likely captures the anticipation and magic of waiting for spring to arrive, offering young readers a gentle reminder of the beauty that emerges as winter gives way to the vibrant colors and life of spring. "Spring Is Here" by Will Hillenbrand: With captivating illustrations and a lively storyline, this book likely celebrates the arrival of spring, inviting children to experience the season's joys through the eyes of endearing characters, as they frolic amidst blooming flowers, chirping birds,
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Happy International Women's Day! This coming March 8th It's a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the achievements, strength, resilience, and contributions of women all around the world. Whether it's through personal experiences, knowing remarkable women, or raising and supporting them, each of us has a role to play in recognizing and honoring their importance in our lives and society as a whole
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Louis L'Amour, an American author primarily known for his Western novels and short stories.
This quote is often interpreted as encouragement to begin any creative endeavor, particularly writing, without hesitation or self-doubt. It suggests that action is necessary to initiate progress. In essence, it's about overcoming inertia and taking that crucial first step towards productivity.
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AuthorEmma Ugarelli is my name. I grew up in Lima, Peru and immigrated to Canada two decades ago. I have a Psychology degree from Peru, and I worked as a psychologist for fifteen years. In Canada, I pursued Early Childhood Education and I have been a daycare provider for the last twenty years. I became a writer in 2021 when I published my first children's book "Lou and his Mane". I reside in Kitsilano, Vancouver, with my family and cat Ricky. Archives
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