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As we dive into a brand-new year, there’s a sense of hope, excitement, and determination in the air. It’s the perfect time to set big goals, take bold steps, and work toward the dreams we’ve been nurturing. For me, 2025 is all about growth—both as a poet and as a storyteller. My big goal? To double my book sales every month and connect with even more people who love poetry as much as I do.
Now, I know that might sound ambitious, but isn’t that the beauty of the new year? It’s the time to dream big and take action, even if the journey feels uncertain. To kick things off, I’m offering all of my e-books for just $5.99!
This collection is about love, nature, and childhood—the cornerstones of how we experience and connect with the world. Through these poems, I invite you to reconnect with your roots, to explore the moments that shape you, to dig in and nourish what matters, and, ultimately, to bloom into self-love.
✨ Haitian Views Through the Glass House
This book speaks to what it means to leave behind your roots in search of a better life. It’s not just about finding belonging in a new land—it’s about the search for belonging within yourself. Drawing from my own immigration story, I explore the struggles of identity, culture, and feeling displaced, while celebrating the resilience and strength I found in my Haitian heritage.
If you’ve ever felt the pull of nostalgia, the ache of growth, or the search for meaning, these books are for you.
Join the community
This year isn’t just about selling books—it’s about building a community of poetry lovers. Alongside this sale, I’m planning poetry readings, write-with-me sessions, and behind-the-scenes peeks into the creative process. My goal is to inspire you to fall in love with poetry almost as much as I have.
I’d love for you to be a part of this journey. Grab one of my e-books during this sale, follow along as I share my work and my process, and let’s make 2025 the year of poetry, connection, and growth.
With love and poetry,
Fritzinie Lavoile
