Duty: A Love Letter to Queen Elizabeth II Author|Greg BaldaufThe artist and author, Owen Grant Innes, began life in Nova Scotia, 'the most British of the Canadian provinces.' As a young boy in the 1960s, Innes felt an enormous sense of not belonging and found that through history, culture, and Queen Elizabeth II, he was connected to a wider world and, in that, found a sense of belonging. This book is a product of the unique relationship between sovereign and subject, acting as a 'love letter' to the Queen.
he's formed an unforgettable anthem of life that will make you want to crank up the volume of your own life and roll the windows all the way down
Read it and become obsessed
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how this poet is restless and questing
Then here at last is the missing key
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Nour explains that love comes in four phases just like having a child happens in four phases
"This is a book for people who believe in God people who do not and people who aren't sure but are curious
To say that the narrator's mind is unusual would not be correct
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