The Treasure Chest of Poems for Children
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Diana Prince has a Master's Degree in English and a Master's Degree in Philosophy from California State University at San Diego. She completed a doctorate in Psychology at United States International University. Ms. Prince has published in several poetry magazines including Roanoke Review, Southern Poetry Review, and Western Review. She published Blackbird Spring, a book of her poetry, and edited Woman Soul, a collection of work by women poets. She collaborated with two other poets to write The Bedtime Book, a book of children's poetry. She has worked as an Aerospace technical writer, and as a college professor in the English and Philosophy departments at National University.
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Diana Prince has a Master’s Degree in English and a Master’s Degree in Philosophy from California State University at San Diego. She completed a doctorate in Psychology at United States International University. Ms. Prince has published in several poetry magazines including Roanoke Review, Southern Poetry Review, and Western Review. She published Blackbird Spring, a book of her poetry, and edited Woman Soul, a collection of work by women poets. She collaborated with two other poets to write The Bedtime Book, a book of children’s poetry. She has worked as an Aerospace technical writer, and as a college professor in the English and Philosophy departments at National University.
About the Author
Diana Prince has a Master's Degree in English and a Master's Degree in Philosophy from California State University at San Diego. She completed a doctorate in Psychology at United States International University. Ms. Prince has published in several poetry magazines including Roanoke Review, Southern Poetry Review, and Western Review. She published Blackbird Spring, a book of her poetry, and edited Woman Soul, a collection of work by women poets. She collaborated with two other poets to write The Bedtime Book, a book of children's poetry. She has worked as an Aerospace technical writer, and as a college professor in the English and Philosophy departments at National University.