Paperback • 2018 • 1. edition

Taking the Arrow out of the Heart

Name: Taking the Arrow out of the Heart
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ISBN: 9781474607261

By Alice Walker

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About the book

Mindful poems about tolerance, justice and hope for the Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Color Purple.

Poetry by individual poets

Book details

ISBN

9781474607261

Publisher

Orion Publishing Co

Published year

2018

Language

Edition

Original title

Taking the Arrow out of the Heart

Format

Paperback

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