Official Review: Painting with Words by Ian Prattis

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Kimbi_lyn wrote: ↑18 Mar 2019, 11:57 The title of this book immediately caught my attention! This is how I see poetry and I loved the author's choice of wording for title. Which drew me to the reviews to see if I should read it. After reading your very informative review I've decided to add it to my shelves for future reading. Thank you :techie-reference:
Thank you very much for your kind words. I hope you enjoy it.
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Painting with Words is a collection of poems by Ian Prattis, divided into six parts with unique themes. The first part, "Bittersweet," explores the poet's dark side, while the second part, "Painting with Words," showcases beautiful images. The book is emotional and well-edited, but may not be suitable for an underage audience or those offended by Buddhist interpretations.the book earn 4 out of 4 star's
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Your review of Painting with Words by Ian Prattis is thorough and insightful, capturing both the emotional depth and the thematic richness of the collection.
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