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The activity of Hoffmann & Hoffmann resumes, with an exclusive focus on the US market. We start again with two new projects that will be finalized in the coming weeks. An innovative sales system that will bring our books to unusual places, and a fundraiser for children with autism.
Today we add a new name to the list of our collaborators, Shavonda Robinson. The book is called: "I am a free Woman" are unpublished poems on the subject of domestic violence, expressed with great simplicity and raw realism. The author is a former victim of domestic violence as well as the author of songs and inspirational texts.
Shavonda Robinson offers us reason for reflection and opens the way to a new poetic series by Hoffmann & Hoffman. 








https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/i-am-a-free-woman-shavonda-robinson/1128611072?ean=9781947488229
 
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