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    How To Look Like You Weren’t Just Crying

    By Morgan A. Paige

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    How To Look Like You Weren’t Just Crying is a collection of poems and essays by Morgan A. Paige that touches the heart and expands the mind. Her words are meant to make you think, laugh, cry, and reflect on the best and worst of life and love. Most of what is in this book was never intended for anyone besides Paige to read as it is very personal, akin to a diary. But consider How To Look Like You Weren’t Just Crying as an “every person collection.” Everyone can find even the tiniest bit of themselves between these pages—even if some of the pieces seem pretty marginalized. Inspiration was found in the people, experiences, and things Paige has seen and heard. It was written across two years and is now in your hands. The author hopes all readers will take care of it and enjoy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgan A. Paige
    Release dateAug 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370660339
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    How To Look Like You Weren’t Just Crying
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    Morgan A. Paige

    Morgan A. Paige is a high school senior that has been writing for as far back as she can remember. Although her debut collection, How to Look Like You Weren't Just Crying, began as a way to round out her college applications, it grew to be a passion project that helped her grow as a person and become a published author-–which she expected much later in life. As a proud feminist and a textbook over-analyzer, it only seemed only natural for Morgan to delve into the ideas of a woman’s worth paired with love and relationships. She hopes every reader gets something of value from between the pages.

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