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Inside Me: The Poetry of a Native American Woman - Paperback

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by Janette Conger (Author)

This book of poetry chronicles the life of a Native American woman as she grows up in the city and learns about life through her search for herself, and love. The feelings, thoughts, and ideas she has within will make you laugh, cry, wonder, and think about things perhaps, differently. With spectacular wording and thought provoking imagination, her age and wisdom shine bright. Each poem was written with the hope that some one could relate. Should you find something within these poems to take with you on your walk in life, then, the author has achieved her goal. Please enjoy

Author Biography

Janette Conger was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. She is of the Crow Creek Sioux tribe in Fort Thompson, South Dakota. Janette began writing poetry in 1974 as a way of hiding what was going on inside, without being judged. She has four grown children and three grand- children. She continues to write poetry and is also, working on writing children's stories. Janette currently lives in Lynnwood, Washington.

Number of Pages: 166
Dimensions: 0.38 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: March 30, 2015
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