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New book “The Dream” now available at the library

January 20, 2016

New book “The Dream” now available at the library
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Photo caption: From left to right, library Director Monique Alberts receiving copies of the book “The Dream” or “Ami ta Awe” from Mrs. Kay Philips

Mrs. Kay Philips, retired Oranjeschool principal and a relative of Ramon A. Sharpe was at the Philipsburg Jubilee Library to donate a number of copies of the author Ramon A. Sharpe’s book, entitled “The Dream”.

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This captivating new book by Ramon A. Sharpe weaves together Christian faith with profound lines about matters such as our creation and our existence. These poetic lines speak to the heart and soul as they reminisce on the Higher Power. This book was published in Aruba and is available in English and Papiamento. The version in Papiamento is called “Ami ta Awe”. To read this enthralling book of poetry in either language, simply pass by the library to borrow a copy.

New book “The Dream” now available at the library

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/new-book-the-dream-now-available-at-the-library

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