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    Poet Tree
    Poet Tree
    Poet Tree
    Ebook27 pages8 minutes

    Poet Tree

    By Elisa Bobbiesi and Laura Bobbiesi

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    A collection of children's poetry with hand-painted watercolor illustrations on every page and imagination around every corner. In this book, you'll meet a very sophisticated alligator, a bear who steals underwear and a mischievous lion with plenty of space for rent. You'll find out why having a centipede as a mom is not the best idea, as w

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBobi Studios
    Release dateJun 6, 2022
    ISBN9798986327914
    Poet Tree
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    Elisa Bobbiesi

    Elisa Bobbiesi has been making up songs and rhymes for as long as she can remember. In her debut children's book, her quirky imaginings have finally found a place to call home. In addition to writing, she enjoys playing piano, adventuring in nature and taking photographs along the way. Elisa lives amidst the enchanted forests and waterways of Virginia, where she also works at a mental health care facility.

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