HURON, Ohio, Oct. 29, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- It can't be denied that we often take things for granted. When time comes, we tend to express regret over our failures or mistakes, and lose the will to move forward. As such, we need to learn to value our existence and in order find the true meaning of our lives. This is the important lesson that readers will learn as author Marianne Vyvienne Remias weaves a melodic, quaint insight with the release of her new book Threads of Time.
Threads of Time is a poetry collection emphasizing that life is too short and that we often forget, fail to notice ordinary days and events. By tackling many topics like nature, emotions, places and family, each poem will remind readers that no day, place or event should be taken for granted. Interestingly, a series of colorful photographs is included and wonderfully complements the book's narrative. The message of this collection is clear: let us always seize the moment because the Threads of Time are the ones that add color and meaning to the threads of our lives.
To order a copy of Marianne Vyvienne Remias' Threads of Time, call Xlibris at (888) 795-4274 or visit your local bookstore today. This book will be featured at this year's New York Library Association show in Saratoga Springs, NY.
About the Author
Marianne Remias, was born and raised in Ohio. She is a mother, teacher and an author of many poems and stories. She writes from her many reflections once written in her years of journaling as she embraces life. She continues to reside in Ohio, write and entertain her family, friends, and students with her whimsical work.
Threads of Time * by Marianne Vyvienne Remias
Publication Date: January 11, 2008
Picture Book; $ 41.99; 130 pages; 978-1-4257-7454-7
Picture Book Hardcover; $ 51.99; 130 pages; 978-1-4257-7475-2
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