| Management number | 240185367 | Release Date | 2026/07/16 | List Price | US$3.40 | Model Number | 240185367 | ||
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<p>Emmett - is a collection of poems depicting the complete</p><p>truth of life, death, and everything in between. Written</p><p>and presented in the simplest way as the author believes</p><p>that the best recipe is cooked with simple ingredients. The</p><p>poems in this book reflect upon multiple facets of life and</p><p>existence such as happiness, love, loss, feminism, survival, </p><p>and introspection.</p><p>The profound ideas and complex dimensions of human life</p><p>have been illustrated in an easy to understand and relatable</p><p>way which resonates with the readers.</p><p>You would find a fine tuning of nature and human life</p><p>explained in the poems which are inspired by author's</p><p>love for travel and her tribute to mother nature and its</p><p>unconventional beauty.</p>
| Title | Emmett |
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| Issue | Multiple books with the title "Emmett" exist, leading to potential confusion. One is a collection of poems, while others are novels, one a contemporary retelling of Jane Austen's *Emma* and another a mystery novel set in post-World War I London. This ambiguity makes it difficult to definitively identify a single "Emmett" product and its associated attributes without further specification. |
| Publisher | Ukiyoto Publishing |
| Publication date | May, 2023 |
| Count | 1 |
| Edition | 1 |
| Author | Ukiyoto Publishing |
| Collection | 02 Emmett |
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