What Happened When the Groundhog Saw His Shadow? (eBook, ePUB) - Jefferson, Denise
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What do you suppose it means when you look and see things that are so amazingly beautiful but you just cant seem to catch the whole of it? Its right there in front of you, and you just cant have it, but the beauty of it is that its there waiting for you. The groundhog saw the sun, the trees, and the children, but he just couldnt enjoy all the beauty because he was afraid. He was afraid of being a brave little groundhog even though he had the potential inside of him all the time.

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What do you suppose it means when you look and see things that are so amazingly beautiful but you just cant seem to catch the whole of it? Its right there in front of you, and you just cant have it, but the beauty of it is that its there waiting for you. The groundhog saw the sun, the trees, and the children, but he just couldnt enjoy all the beauty because he was afraid. He was afraid of being a brave little groundhog even though he had the potential inside of him all the time.

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Autorenporträt
Denise Jefferson, born and raised in New Iberia, Louisiana, is the mother of two children-a son, Jared, and a daughter, Keisa. She is also the grandmother of four grandchildren, Eric, Ikari, Jordan, and Madison. Her favorite pastime is reading and enjoying the company of her grandchildren, family, and friends. She started telling stories when her son, Jared, was a child and continues writing poems for family and friends.