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Alfreda Nightingale. An inspirational book packed with poems, quotes, and little gems about mother, home, happiness, and heaven. A delightful book that mothers and many others will love. 120 pages; paper; Nightingale.
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Questions? Call us at 1-620-345-2532
Alfreda Nightingale. An inspirational book packed with poems, quotes, and little gems about mother, home, happiness, and heaven. A delightful book that mothers and many others will love. 120 pages; paper; Nightingale.
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