Ebook {Epub PDF} Like a Girl: An Anthology for Plan by Mirren Hogan

 · Crimson Fire by Mirren Hogan On 12/03/ 11/21/ By Diane Riggins In A Creative Mind Blog She had power at her fingertips, but the world had other ideas. Like a Girl: An Anthology for Plan by. Mirren Hogan (Goodreads Author), Jeanette O'Hagan (Goodreads Author) (With), Avril Sabine (Goodreads Author) (With) avg rating — /5(13).  · Like a Girl is an anthology, the ‘brain child’ of the talented Mirren Hogan who wanted to contribute toward Plan International Australia’s support of girls education around the world. When she mentioned her idea and asked for contributions, I immediately began thinking of how I could write about the theme of girls education in my narrative world and the result was my short story ‘Lakwi’s Lament.’ .

The second season of HBO Max 's anthology series switches its focus from Kendrick's Darby Carter — who led season one — to Harper's Marcus Watkins, who is forced to rebuild his life. Mirren Hogan (Goodreads Author) (Editor) avg rating — 18 ratings. score: , and 2 people voted Like a Girl: An Anthology for Plan by. Mirren Hogan (Goodreads Author) avg rating — 8 ratings. score: 99, and 1 person voted. Follow Coralyn Swift and explore their bibliography from www.doorway.ru's Coralyn Swift Author Page.

Like a Girl: An Anthology for PLAN, Supporting girl's education - Kindle edition by Mirren Hogan, Avril Sabine, V Hartman Di Santo, Kathryn Hogan, Mary Grace, Coralyn Swift, Mark Taylor, D.L. Richardson, Christina Aitken. Literature Fiction Kindle eBooks @ www.doorway.ru Fourteen Authors from around the world have contributed their stories to raise money for PLAN Australia. 'Like a Girl' is a celebration of the strength and resilience of women, told in a variety of genres and voices, the proceeds of which will help empower girls and women all over the world. Like a Girl is an anthology, the ‘brain child’ of the talented Mirren Hogan who wanted to contribute toward Plan International Australia’s support of girls education around the world. When she mentioned her idea and asked for contributions, I immediately began thinking of how I could write about the theme of girls education in my narrative world and the result was my short story ‘Lakwi’s Lament.’ (I also have two poems in the anthology.).