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    I Am The Wind
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    I Am The Wind

    By Laura Lane

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    An Illustrated Children's book created from Laura Lane's award winning poem 'I am the Wind'. Learn about one of the four Elements, Air from the words of the Wind himself. Beautifully illustrated by artist Jeannette Tossounian.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaura Lane
    Release dateJun 14, 2011
    ISBN9780987696700
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    I Am The Wind
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    Laura Lane

    Laura Lane is is the coauthor of This Is Why You’re Single, which began as a sold-out sketch show, an iTunes Top 10 Comedy podcast, a YouTube channel, and a Twitter feed with Angela Spera. The duo have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Daily News (New York), New York magazine, Time Out New York, and The New York Times. Visit her website ThisIsWhyYoureSingleShow.com.

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