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    A Magnolia Tree Blossoms

    By Peter Matthews

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    Amanda Daniels was so excited when her mother gave birth to a baby girl which she named Rebecca. Rebecca was a quiet baby when born, unlike her sister Amanda, but it was not until the age of two would they realise how special this little girl would be.
    Rebecca Daniels was diagnosed with leukaemia, which devastated the Daniel's household, however, this would not stop Rebecca from doing what she loved the most, and that was helping other children who were in her situation.
    Rebecca set up a charity, that would help those children like her in hospital, by organising sponsored walks. And the walk she organised at her local park was one of many walks she organised and took part in, to raise awareness for children with cancer.
    This is a heart warming story, as told by Rebecca's sister Amanda, about a little girl who put others before herself, and was loved by everyone, as she showed courage, strength, and hope.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 24, 2019
    ISBN9780244229696
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    A Magnolia Tree Blossoms
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    Peter Matthews

    Peter Matthews is a world-renowned expert on track and field athletics. He has been an athletics broadcaster on TV and radio for more than 35 years, working primarily for BBC Radio 1975-85, ITV 1985-97 and for the IAAF from 1991. He has covered nearly all the major meetings in Great Britain and worldwide over the past 40 years. He has been a leading public address announcer since 1968, and was Media Information Manager for Track and Field Athletics at the Olympic Games in Atlanta 1996 and worked at his seventh Olympics for the Sydney Organizing Committee in 2000.

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