The Many Colors of Poetry

Annette Stephenson

Poetry at its finest. These poems are actual writings and a true story of the author Annette Marie Stephenson's 40 years with her husband and family. Treasured and saved for years, Annette has put her gift of writing into a beautiful and moving story of young love, being a mom, and heartbreak. Beautifully illustrated, The Many Colors of Poetry is a gem for any library. If you love a true story of love and devotion, this heartfelt book is a must to read. Annette's poems are unlike any other poetry book.

Take the journey and fall in love again

About the Author

Annette Marie Stephenson

Author, Poet

A self-published author from California. She had experience in writing poetry and short stories from a very young age. She specializes in clean romance novels. She loves to write stories about heart, emotion, loss, and healing. Her husband is a big inspiration because of his faithful love and devotion for over 40 years. She uses some of the experiences from her life as parts of her stories. She aims to captivate the reader and take them on a journey away from the noise of life.

More Books by Annette Stephenson

Divided Mountain

Kate Parker, a native New Yorker, had a difficult time in her teenage years. She was filled with loneliness and despair after her father abandoned her and her mother, Maddy.

The Landscaper's Wife

The Landscaper's Wife is the continuing story of Divided Mountain. It delivers a touching story of Kate Parker filled with love, endurance, and patience as a family tries to heal together.

The Shoe Box

The Shoe Box is the story of Sadie Healey, a college professor, who finds an abandoned shoebox of old love letters. It is a story about love, loss, and the changes that can turn inspirational love into reality.

The Other Side Of Brook

Brook is an ER doctor at Cambridge Memorial, dedicated and gifted like her father Bill who worked at the same hospital. Almost obsessively, she pushed herself to give more than average care to her patients.

The Tree at Lindley Park

Cara Jo Sanderson was left at a local hospital as an infant. She had been through many foster homes. As a child, she loved to visit Lindley Park, a well-known place that inspired her to capture her art pieces on canvas.

The Last Memory

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