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    The Night Summer Ended
    The Night Summer Ended
    The Night Summer Ended
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    The Night Summer Ended

    By Kawiria Creed

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    I couldn't sleep the night summer ended.

    I looked and listened instead of closing my eyes.

    A collection of poetry and photography by Kawiria Creed.

    Have you ever stopped to wonder if there's a shark in the community lake? Have you made the first snowfall of every year a special event? I have.

    This book is a short collection of poems themed around self-reflection and the beautiful nature of Canada. Each chapter is divided according to the four seasons, with poems and photography to match those seasons. If you believe beauty is found in the little things, this is the perfect book for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKawiria Creed
    Release dateNov 12, 2019
    ISBN9781393002130
    The Night Summer Ended
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    Kawiria Creed

    KAWIRIA CREED is a hobbyist photographer, pianist, and teenage author of The Night Summer Ended, a collection of poetry themed around Canadian nature.  ​She also writes Young Adult fiction and is currently working on her debut YA Fantasy novel, Red. Kawiria lives in British Columbia, Canada, with her family and an adorable labrador puppy. She plans to study Interior Design at university and write novels of various genres on the side.

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