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Little Miracles of Katrina – by M.V. Despenza

Little Miracles of Katrina – by M.V. Despenza

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Little Miracles of Katrina takes readers on an intimate journey through the devastation, heartbreak, and resilience that followed Hurricane Katrina. More than a story of survival, it’s a tribute to the human spirit — reminding us that even in our darkest hours, small miracles can light the way forward.

Now available in multiple formats — each one crafted to fit the way you love to read, listen, or gift inspiration.

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Hardcover $24.99
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eBook (EPUB) $10.99
Digital PDF (Adobe Edition) $14.99
Audiobook $14.99

 

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Lorinell Perkins

I have this thing, where I flip to a random page in a new book and read a few sentences. If it lights a fire of curiosity right away…I know I made a great choice. This book did just that. I couldn’t wait to get started. I’m not going to reference any parts of the book and be a spoiler…go BUY it! I will say that it’s like that hug many of us still need after experiencing the horrors of Katrina. It’s another connection…yes, Katrina separated and destroyed…but she also connected us all. This book is a reminder of that.