Beyond the Dream (edition 2010)

by Rosalie T. Turner

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We all start out with dreams of what our future might be. But life has a way of taking us down a different road. What happens beyond the dream is the story of the human condition. In BEYOND THE DREAM Kathleen O'Neill Harrison struggles to deal with that condition and to find her way back to her dream. In reading her story we come face to face with our own.… (more)

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Member:	rosalieturner
Title:	Beyond the Dream
Authors:	Rosalie T. Turner
Info:	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (2010), Paperback, 244 pages
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We all start out with dreams of what our future might be. But life has a way of taking us down a different road. What happens beyond the dream is the story of the human condition. In BEYOND THE DREAM Kathleen O'Neill Harrison struggles to deal with that condition and to find her way back to her dream. In reading her story we come face to face with our own.

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