Katie Piper's inspirational book is a reminder of how God sees you
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Elise Lamsdale2021-12-17T15:27:00
After a difficult couple of years, we could all use a little positivity. That’s what Katie Piper’s new book seeks to bring, with 365 affirmations to get you through.
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