Jean Andrews Knihy

Exploring themes of loss and isolation, this poetry collection captures the emotional landscape of the Covid pandemic's early years. The opening section delves into grief stemming from lockdowns, while subsequent poems reflect on the invasion of Ukraine, drawing insights from social media. The final part addresses significant events in the United States during the Spring and Summer, highlighting the pervasive sense of devastation. Through vivid imagery and poignant commentary, the collection offers a profound response to contemporary crises.

The narrative follows a young Irish woman as she transitions from domestic service in rural Ireland to the vibrant expatriate scene of post-World War II Rome, navigating through the challenges of the London Blitz. Throughout her journey, she grapples with significant societal issues, including religious sectarianism, fascism, and post-war sentiments. Despite the tumultuous backdrop, she remains introspective, ultimately reaching a profound personal conclusion that reflects her growth and the complexities of her experiences.

Groggy Froggy hops his way into the reader's heart through experiencing his own journey of loss and grief in a special way that embarks upon loving someone even when they are gone; relatable and understandable at any age and stage of life. The little frog has big dreams that he discovers never leaped away; even though, for a time, it felt like they did. Leap along with Groggy Froggy as he unwraps the true treasure and real meaning to life.

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